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Intervals cued like a dubbing take: three beeps, then a voice calling every round over your music. Screen off.
Launched on Oct 5, 2026
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Product Overview
Intertakt is a mobile interval timer for HIIT, Tabata, and rounds that uses countdown beeps and a clear voice to cue each phase over a user’s own music. The core idea is to keep the screen out of the workout: the phone can be placed face-down or in a pocket, and the session continues with the display off.
It’s designed around dubbing-style timing—three beeps, then a voice calls the interval and marks the halfway point—so timing arrives by ear rather than by watching a clock. Intertakt offers unlimited free sessions, no ads, and a free tier with no login required.
Key features
- Countdown beeps plus voice cues for HIIT, Tabata, and rounds
- Works with the screen off: phone face-down or in a pocket mid-set
- Audio mixing keeps your music playing while beeps and voice cues cut through
- Set intervals with presets or dial in custom times, saving by name
- Pick up after interruptions: the round resumes from the exact second it stopped
- Offline-first timer behavior with no required account for the free tier
How Intertakt works
- 1
Set intervals once
Choose a preset or dial in custom intervals, then save the protocol by name.
- 2
Start with screen locked
Press Start with the phone face-down or in a pocket so stray touches don’t interrupt the session.
- 3
Follow cues by ear
Listen as beeps and a voice call each interval, including the halfway mark and round timing.
Use cases
- A HIIT workout where the phone stays in a pocket: Intertakt signals each work/rest phase with beeps and voice cues while the music continues and the screen remains off.
- A Tabata session (e.g., 20/10) during a busy training day: the voice calls the halfway mark and round count so the athlete can focus on form instead of checking a timer.
- A multi-round “desk break” routine: Intertakt cues the start, in/out phases, and round progression over your playlist without needing to look at the display.
Who is it for?
Intertakt is for people doing HIIT, Tabata, or round-based training who prefer timing by sound and want the phone to stay face-down during sets. It also suits trainers and athletes who need custom interval protocols without relying on a visible countdown.