Describe it. Time it.
Say "boxing, 10 rounds of 3 minutes with a 1 minute break" and Gen Timer builds the whole session: rounds, rests and cues. No pickers, no nested menus, no counting rounds yourself.
TELL IT WHAT YOU NEED
Type your routine the way you would say it to a training partner. If something is missing, like a warm-up, a rest length or a round count, it asks the one question that matters, then builds the interval timer for you.
Try:
- "20 minute HIIT, 40 seconds work, 20 seconds rest"
- "Four 25 minute focus blocks with 5 minute breaks"
- "EMOM for 10 minutes"
- "Steep the tea for 3 minutes"
BUILT FOR THE MOMENT YOU ARE MID-SET
Everything past the first tap is made to be heard and glanced at, not read. Phase-end sounds, 3-2-1 countdown pips and haptics carry over your music, even with the screen locked. The running timer stays on your lock screen, so checking the round is a glance.
WHAT PEOPLE TIME WITH IT
- HIIT, Tabata, EMOM and circuit training
- Boxing and martial arts rounds
- Pomodoro focus blocks, study and deep work
- Stretching, mobility and yoga
- Box breathing and CO2 tables
- Planks, sprints and the 7 minute workout
- Cooking, baking and brewing tea
MORE THAN A COUNTDOWN
A plain countdown handles one stretch of time well. Gen Timer is an interval timer for sessions with stages, repeats and rules: warm-ups, work and rest pairs, ladders, cooldowns. You get a fully custom interval timer without the setup that usually comes with one.
STOPWATCH WITH LAPS
When the work has no fixed length, switch to a stopwatch with a lap button and a full per-lap history. Good for swim sets, sprints and anything you measure after the fact.
SAVE, REUSE, SHARE
Keep the sessions you run most. Send one as a link and a teammate opens the exact same interval timer. Or start from a template and change it by asking.
MAKE IT YOURS
Six color themes, a set of alarm sounds, and generated artwork for every session you create.
Stop building timers. Start running them.