THRUX
Precision HIIT timer. No subscription. Works offline.
What it does
The drift-free interval timer for serious training. No account, no subscription, no internet required — ever. CADisplayLink engine at 60fps. Save unlimited presets. Dark athletic design. $1.99, one-time, everything unlocked.
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Health & Fitness Developer Jagali LLC Language EN English Size 666.6 KB iPhone, iPad No sign-up. No subscription. No ads. Just Tabata, EMOM, and custom interval timers, built for anyone who wants to press start and go. Press start. That's it. THRUX is a no-nonsense interval timer built for Tabata, EMOM, and any custom work/rest split you can dream up. No account to create, no subscription to manage, no ads interrupting your set — just a fast, bold timer that gets out of your way and lets you train. FEATURES - Quick presets: Tabata (20/10 x8), EMOM (60/0 x10), 30/30, and 40/20 — one tap and you're moving - Fully custom timers: set your own work, rest, rounds, warm-up, and cool-down - Save…from apps.apple.com
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