Interval Sets
One step that repeats, for example 3 minutes × 12 rounds.
Interval timer · Alarms · Stopwatch
Design multi-step routines for training, studying or meditating: repeat an interval or chain your own steps. All on your phone, no account, no internet.
Every timed habit gets its own Set.
A flexible timer, dependable alarms and zero friction.
One step that repeats, for example 3 minutes × 12 rounds.
Your own list of named, timed steps, reorderable by drag-and-drop. Up to 20 steps and 20 rounds.
HIIT, boxing, EMOM, Pomodoro, study, meditation and more, one tap away.
Repeat days, snooze, custom label and a heads-up one hour before.
Laps on the stopwatch and a simple countdown, in the same app.
No account, no ads, no tracking. Your data stays on your device.
Choose how you want to count your time.
One step repeated N times. Perfect for rounds and work/rest.
Different steps, each with its own duration, and the whole list can repeat.
While it runs, you just focus. Progress ring, “Step X of Y”, fullscreen focus mode, warning vibration in the last seconds, a notification at every step change and a celebration when you finish.
Training
Focus
Wellbeing & daily
We're upfront about what each system allows.
An alarm or Set takes over the whole screen, rings and shows even over a locked phone, like a real alarm clock. It detects Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO phones and guides you through the settings they need.
Apple doesn't let third-party apps draw over the lock screen, so on iOS an alarm rings and shows a standard notification banner. That's an iOS limitation, not a bug.
Yes. It's free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.
No. It works fully offline and keeps everything on your device. We don't collect personal data.
You can design multi-step Sets: a repeated interval or your own sequence with rounds, instead of a single countdown.
Yes, 14 templates in four categories: HIIT, boxing, EMOM, Pomodoro, study, meditation, hydration and more.
On Android, yes: they take over the full screen. On iPhone they ring and show a standard notification, because iOS doesn't allow more for third-party apps.
Yes, 15 seconds. Shorter steps can lose vibrations or sounds. Also, steps × rounds is capped at 40 because of how many notifications phones allow.
Yes. It follows your phone's language and you can switch it in Settings.
No fine print. Read how we treat your data, or write to us if you need help.
Timer Up is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.