Yes, Bit Timer is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Bit Timer app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Bit Timer has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 118.00 H$.
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4.75 out of 5
4 ratings in Hong Kong SAR China
Increment time should be more flexible. Only accept 1 HIIT, no option to switch, has to program each time in changing timing. Both developer and its privacy police website expired — user keep in the dark regarding privacy. !!!!!
I purchased this app years ago and not they’re asking for a monthly fee. I use my $30 digital watch that doesn’t have a subscription fee. I enjoyed this app for years but all good things come to an end.
They charged for the app upfront, and then later put a paywall after using it, requiring this app’s longest serving users to double pay. There is no customer support or ability to communicate with these people.
Has been my go to app for simplicity although I use others for more complex treatments. I just don’t see how a subscription model justifies a simple timer app. Paid before but I just can’t anymore. Best of luck to this new sub model but not for me.
I purchased the app before but now it will only give you 5 timers and then it requires a subscription. I submitted a ticket on the website and there has been no response.
I just can’t imagine anyone justifying the concept of a subscription for a timer app.
Now it says subscription required. Loved the app but not the changes. Tried to restore purchase and it won’t let me.
Use it regularly with great effect. Not capable of timing multiple things or sequences but for me, keeping me on track in my workouts, it’s perfect.
I have been using and loving Bit Timer for years. The user interface is elegantly simple and the app does exactly what I want it to do without being bloated by features I don’t care about. But now, I’m here to talk about Peiter’s fast and effective response to a display problem I suddenly began having a few weeks ago. Short story: I emailed Peiter and described the problem; he emailed me back with a couple of questions; and in no time he had traced the problem to a bold-text IOS update. And then he fixed the problem!! If only everybody else in my life were like Peiter!!
Love this app. Set and forget and it tells you when to start a set. Like a coach with a whistle—hit it on one tweet, rest on two. The only thing I wish was that it had a transition block for when I need to switch weights or move to a new exercise and can’t do so in my standard rest window.
