Every phase, your numbers
Warm-up, work, rest, exercises, rounds, round recovery and cooldown each get their own control, and the total time updates as you go.
A no-nonsense HIIT and Tabata timer. Warm-up, work, rest, rounds, recovery: set it once, then let the voice cues run the session while you train.
Everything you change often is one tap from the dashboard. Everything else stays out of the way.
Warm-up, work, rest, exercises, rounds, round recovery and cooldown each get their own control, and the total time updates as you go.
Spoken phase changes, halfway alerts and a three-second countdown, or plain beeps, over your own music. Haptics too, if you'd rather feel it.
Keep the screen awake, keep going in the background, and pause automatically for a call or when your earphones disconnect.
Add age, height, weight and body fat once and estimates get personal to you. Skip it and the app still works.
In Advanced, give each round its own exercises, reps and effort level, and the app calls out what's next by name, not just “work”.
20+ presets across every level, next to your own saved workouts and favourites. Tomorrow's session is a single tap.
Finished sessions are recorded from day one, even on Free. Pro opens the calendar, each session's details, and week-by-week stats.
Search over 800 moves, filter by equipment, and open a demo video for any of them, or add your own and reuse it anywhere.
Finished workouts save to Apple Health on iPhone and Health Connect on Android, with the time and calories alongside everything else you track.
Tabata, EMOM, AMRAP, HIIT or a circuit: they're all intervals, and Intervals One runs every one of them. Pick a format for how to set it up and workouts to try.
The workouts, presets and Pro features match on both. A few things follow each platform's own way of doing them.
The timer itself is never behind a paywall.
No. Simple workouts are free to build and run, with voice cues, background play and calorie estimates. Pro adds the Advanced builder, presets and saved workouts, the exercise library, history and stats, extra voice prompts and health sync.
Yes. Intervals One is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad (iOS 17 or later), with the same timer, presets and Pro features as Android. Health sync goes through Apple Health, iCloud keeps your iPhone and iPad in sync, and Pro adds a reminder time for each day you train.
Yes. Intervals One is on Google Play (Android 8.0 or later), with the same timer, presets and Pro features as iPhone. Health sync goes through Health Connect, and you can control a running workout from its notification.
Yes. Keep playing from any app and the cues sit on top. Prefer it quieter? Switch to beeps, or turn the cues down and let haptics do the work.
Simple repeats one work and rest pair for the exercises and rounds you choose, and it's free. Advanced, a Pro feature, lets each round differ, with its own exercises, reps and effort level, for circuits, AMRAP and EMOM-style sessions.
No. Every finished session is saved in the background, free or Pro, but seeing your history and stats needs Pro. Upgrade later and everything you've done is already on the calendar.
From the session length and intensity, adjusted by the details you choose to share: age, height, weight, body fat and gender. It's an estimate, not a medical measurement.
With Pro, finished workouts save to Apple Health on iPhone and Health Connect on Android. You grant permission in the app, and can revoke it at any time.
There are tutorials built into the app under Help, and a contact form for bugs, suggestions and purchase questions. We read every one.
Download free, set your intervals, press start.