Allez

What is Allez?

I built Allez because I wanted a workout interval timer that did not make me look at an ad mid-set, create an account, or pay a subscription to hear the next beep.

Allez runs on iPhone (iOS 16.2 or later) and Android (8.0 or later). You set work, rest, sets, recovery and cycles, or start the classic 20/10 × 8 Tabata with one tap. Six workouts are ready: classic Tabata, EMOM, 30/30, 40/20, boxing rounds and a beginner session. All four beep styles and the spoken cues are in the free app.

The free version is the whole timer, with no time limit. Pro is one payment, if you ever want it: unlimited saved routines, named exercises, blocks for circuits, and full history. There is nothing to cancel.

The timer reads the clock instead of counting ticks, so a locked screen or a phone call does not make it drift. A 30-minute routine finishes within 0.1 seconds. Cues keep going with the screen off. Routines and history stay on the phone. There is no account and no analytics.

Allez features

• Set work, rest, sets, recovery and cycles, or start the classic 20/10 × 8 Tabata with one tap
• Six ready workouts: classic Tabata, EMOM, 30/30, 40/20, boxing rounds and a beginner session
• All four beep styles and the spoken cues are in the free app

Who uses Allez and for what

• HIIT and Tabata sessions with a one-tap classic 20/10 × 8 start
• Boxing rounds and circuit training

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