RxTimer

About RxTimer

NOW ON APPLE WATCH RxTimer runs on your wrist on its own. Install it once and you can leave your phone in the bag. • Every format: For Time, EMOM, AMRAP, Tabata, and the custom interval workouts you build yourself • Dial in the time and rounds with the Digital Crown, then start with one tap • A full-screen clock and progress ring you can read mid-set, with a haptic on every round and interval change • Keeps running with your wrist down — the clock doesn't stop and the cues don't go quiet • Live heart rate and calories while you work, and the finished workout saved to Health so it counts toward your rings • A watch face complication showing the round you're on and the time left • Judge Mode on the wrist: a full-width rep button you can hit without looking, no-reps, undo for a miscall, and the time, valid reps and no-reps to read out when the heat ends • Custom and Judge workouts you build on iPhone show up on the watch on their own • Workouts you finish on the watch land in your iPhone history • All 11 languages, same as the phone ALSO IN THIS RELEASE • Fixed: a workout that never actually ran could be saved to your history and count toward your stats, your streak and your weekly totals • Fixed: coming back to an interrupted workout showed 00:00 until you tapped Resume, instead of the time you had already done • Fixed: setup fields could be set to zero, producing a workout that finished the instant it started • iPad layouts no longer stretch content across the whole screen, and the largest accessibility text sizes now fit • Audio no longer stays active in the background when your cues are muted RxTimer is still free, still works with no signal, and still has no account to create. Health data stays on your devices and is never sent to analytics or anyone else.

App privacy

The developer, Vasileios Diamantidis, reported these privacy practices to Apple.