Workout timer

Read it from
across the gym.

Set your rounds, put the phone down, and stop thinking about it.

Download on the App Store

Free · iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple TV

The timer screen: a large clock counting down a round

Three ways to count

One of them is the workout you're doing.

Counts up until you stop it. For work measured by time.

Rounds and rest, repeated as many times as you set. Boxing rounds, EMOM, Tabata, circuits.

One fixed block of time. AMRAP.

Built to be glanced at

The clock fills the screen.

Turn the phone sideways and it fills the full width — drop it on the floor or prop it on a bench and read it from the far side of the room. A horn on the start, a beep on the last three seconds, a long tone when a round ends, so you can keep your eyes off it entirely.

On your wrist

The watch app runs on its own.

Same timers, no phone needed, and a haptic tap on every cue — you feel the round change even in a loud gym. On Apple TV the same clock fills the wall, and your presets and your streak are already there: they travel between your devices through your own iCloud.

When you're done

Every round, counted.

Finish and Fury shows what you actually did — rounds completed or time on the clock — ready to share as a card.

The result screen showing three completed rounds

Nothing in your way.

No ads. No account. No subscription. Fury collects nothing and talks to no server — it works with no connection at all, and plays alongside your music instead of cutting it off.