ShellNewHandler VS Intertakt

Intertakt's answer:

Most timers act like they're the main character of your workout. Intertakt acts like equipment: set it once, press start, forget it exists until it speaks. No ads interrupting your rounds. No subscription — you buy it once, the way humans buy kettles. Your playlist keeps playing. And when a call comes in, the round waits for you, not the other way around.

Intertakt's answer:

People who train without an audience: home HIIT at 6 am, gym rounds, kettlebell circuits in the garage, a 4-minute Tabata between meetings. If your phone is face-down and your hands are busy — congratulations, you're the target user.

Intertakt's answer:

Every timer asks for your eyes at the exact moment you physically can't give them. That's it. That's the whole bug report. Intertakt is what happens when you fix it properly: offline-first, cues over your music, a session that survives reality. Built by Vlad Kovnerov.

Intertakt's answer:

Flutter, an offline-first architecture, and an unhealthy attention to audio timing. Plans are plain JSON — your training data is never held hostage.

Intertakt's answer:

• Nobody yet — the Google Play release is in final approach
• Waitlist and founding price are live at intertakt.com; early birds keep them forever

Intertakt's answer:

Intertakt assumes you have better things to do mid-set than stare at a timer. So it doesn't need the screen. At all. Voice and beep cues ride over your music, the session survives a phone call and resumes from the exact second — and it's fully offline. Take it to the mountains where there's no signal. It was made for exactly that. 0 ads. 0 accounts. 1 tap.