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For timing purposes, it should be possible for the voice-announcements to work so that the exercise interval starts when the voice announcement finishes speaking the interval’s name — or, the app could add the word “start!” at the end of the voice interval announcement and have the interval time start then. If one could always remember the name of the next interval without fail, a voice announcement of the interval’s name would it be necessary on the first place. If one hadn’t remembered the interval’s name and had to spend a couple of seconds listening to the voice announcement to be reminded, then one would have lost a couple of seconds of time one could have spent already doing the exercise. Other improvements include providing the option to use a switchover-time of a few seconds between intervals that can optionally be voice-announced as a “switch” time or not announced, but which will not be counted or logged as an exercise or as exercise time (for those who have to change equipment or make our way over to a different spot in a room to do the next exercise). The existing “rest” periods in the app do not work for that.

I used another HIIT timer for my Couch to 5k before this app and haven't touched it since downloading this one. Intervals even has its own timers built in so you can just use their template. Very thoughtful. The Apple Watch integration and the built in distance tracking meant I didn't have to bring my phone when running while using the timer. I mention this despite it seeming like a given because the other timer app I downloaded didn't support it. The only gripe I have, if any, would be that I want to be able to see the day's workout beforehand on my watch. As it stands I need to use my phone or start the timer to do so. Also, when running, it says how many intervals are remaining but I'd like very much like the option to have something like ⅜. Overall, fantastic app and a real game changer for someone like me trying to get up and move this new year (little late I know). For the fitness enthusiasts or people actually planning on using their Apple Watch for tracking workouts, I highly recommend it.

I absolutely love this app. Finding an interval app that is so customizable is hard, and I've tried most out there. This app supersedes all other apps out there, it is super affordable, and the summaries are great. It shows total time, active cal, distance, avg. pace and heart rate. It integrates smoothly with health an the activity rings on the watch if you use that. Also, fully functional on the watch only. I don't carry my phone so finding an app that worked independently was imperative and this one does. On another note, I had an initial issue when I first upgraded to the paid version where my distance, calories, and avg. pace were not showing in my summary and the developers/support staff not only responded to my email within hours, but walked me through different solutions. I realized that it may have been that I tried using it rather quickly after the upgrade and it possibly took maybe 12-24 hours for the app to fully get to its potential and upgraded features, so I count that as user error, but nonetheless the quick and great support set this above the bar for my standards, so much so that I decided to write my first and only app review and I've been an avid iPhone owner since the first release. Big thanks to Jeff Bailey, you're an awesome person for this brand, either as a rep, support staff, coder, or creator you've got me hooked and hope to see more from you guys at "Intervals".