Workout Timer Reviews

I get the subscription for the workout videos/programs but nothing else on WorkoutTimer deserves a subscription. I was creating timed workouts and not only can you not copy a workout without a subscription, I also learned after typing up everything in my third workout that I can only save up to two without paying for a subscription. Why did I even bother with WorkoutTimer

This could easily be the best timer on the market and comes at an amazing price. However, I can’t tell you how frustrating it is to create workouts and then come to workout in the morning and all the workouts so created weren’t saved.

WorkoutTimer needs to fix its glitches. 2 stars instead of 1 because it is very good and a very good price, but if it can’t save workouts it isn’t worth anything.

I had wrote a review and for some reason it has been taken down. But, in it i said that WorkoutTimer does not charge $4.99 it charges $5.30. and when you pay it doesn’t pop up, you have to keep refreshing WorkoutTimer for your premium subscription. It becomes super laggy and hard to maneuver. If you want to use WorkoutTimer you have to have a lot of patience and be prepared to rewrite some of the workouts that you made and refresh WorkoutTimer a lot. The only reason i’m doing all of that is because i did not want to waste my $5.30.

I have so many workouts programmed and then they tell me I need to subscribe in order to do more workouts. GUYS I ALREADY PAID!!! Im no longer able to save new workouts its a real drag because I put a lot of time in this, several of my workouts are gone, cant edit the old ones, cant save new ones. I log back in it recognizes my purchase but nothing changes. Guys this is as complex as the calculator app and you hosed it by trying to turn it into a subscription model and broke your base model in the process. Read your Dante, programmers like you go to the second circle.

Have been using this over a year, paid the premium one-time fee. Now that the developers have gotten some good reviews, they have changed fee structure to a much more expensive annual fee, along with ads and “premium content” (which doesn’t seem to be as good as free Nike training app or FitOn). I keep getting messages that I must be a premium member to get unlimited saves of my own programs, despite having paid for that already when WorkoutTimer was new - ie in order for this to be good business, the developers should be grandfathering in those who already paid for WorkoutTimer . Im not looking for any new material, just what was offered for the price I paid for when I initially purchased WorkoutTimer at the one-time premium fee. This is what makes users look elsewhere.

Perfect app for someone who wants to design their own work out I would honestly love WorkoutTimer if it actually worked as intended but it doesn’t. When you’re setting up the work out it’s very slow, doesn’t save, and freezes regularly and it’s infuriating to have to spend over half an hour to get your work out the way you want it. Huge waste of time. Once you get it set up it works great if you can suffer through that process.

I’ve been using this for months and can says it’s amazing and helps a lot with reps being timed.

Only issue is it can be difficult to setup a timer and understand how to structure everything

I use this timer everyday for my workouts because it is the most customizable and easy easiest app to design your own workouts. There are a few bugs that I wish would be fixed, such as the “share” link. The links are very inconsistent and don’t usually work for sharing workouts.

I originally rated WorkoutTimer 1 star because of the price and laggy issues but I went back to give it a second try and what you have to do is break up the entire workout into different sections. Warmup, abs, stretching, etc. if you try and put more than 40 minutes in one workout then it definitely will not work. I think the countdowns and callouts are very cool. I recommend it.

I’ve been working out for years and I use a timer app, and have my notes open while working out, to know what workout is up next. The problem with that is, I have to constantly touch my phone to not go to sleep (no I’m not going to continuously go to settings to make it sleep and not sleep) and that’s annoying. WorkoutTimer solves that problem. You name the workout, and it’ll do a 3 second count down for you before naming!! The next workout, amazing! I do wish the voice was a bit more clear in sound but it’s not so bad. I also like that I can control the time of each set because sometimes I like doing two sets back to back and then take a break, and my old app does not have that cool customizable detail. So good. Get it!

Keeps my cardio sessions on point and paced perfectly

Great for timing my intense core workouts

Ideal for anyone serious about interval training

Quite literally the best workout app of all time

Custom time-under-tension settings revolutionize my training

I can write in and save my own exercises

Does what it says and easy to adjust.

I love that it tells you your next workout it so you don’t have to miss a beat.

Wanted a timer that I could set a series of run/walk periods that I would not have to start and WorkoutTimer would do automatically without having to mess with my phone

Only timer app I could find to create 15 min stretch work out with different amounts of time for different exercises and adding 5 second breaks to change poses!