The WOD timer you can run without looking.
DoMoreReps is a precise, eyes-free timer and workout log for functional fitness. Pick a mode, set one number, hit Start. Or let the coach hand you one bodyweight session a day. Either way, one short workout a day and you will get in shape.
Coming soon to the App Store. Android to follow.
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Built for the middle of a workout.
Your hands are chalky, your heart rate is up, and your phone is on the floor six feet away. DoMoreReps is designed for exactly that moment: fewer taps, less noise, nothing in the way.
Or let the coach pick.
The timer runs a workout you already have. The coach removes the need to have one.
One session a day, no plan needed
Tell the coach what you can do once, in about a minute: a pull-up bar or not, something to dip on or not, your best set of each movement. From then on, opening the app on a training day shows one workout and a Start button.
Seven movements, on the timers you already know
Pull-ups, push-ups, dips, muscle-ups, squats, burpees and leg raises, run as EMOMs, AMRAPs, Tabatas and timed pieces. The timer reads each step and calls the next one, so you are not holding the phone.
It gets harder as you do
The timer already knows your rounds, your splits and whether you finished. The coach uses that to size the next session, and shows your level for each movement and how far you are from the next one. Days you cannot do one pull-up are covered as well as days you can do twenty-five.
Lighter, Standard or Harder on any day, a re-roll if you want a different workout, and a light session on rest days for when you want to move anyway. Coach is part of Pro, with 7 days free.
Today
Novice
5-day streak
Wednesday · 18 min
EMOM · Alternating
Pull-ups · Push-ups · Squats
Re-rollPull-ups
EMOM 1 min · 6 pull-ups
Push-ups
EMOM 1 min · 18 push-ups
Squats
EMOM 1 min · 30 squats
Repeat the sequence 6 times
Size
6 pull-ups · 18 push-ups · 30 squats
Board
This month · 9 days left
Max pull-ups
Baseline 6 · re-test is open
Closest milestone
3 pull-ups from 10
7 now · milestone at 10
Movements
Pull-ups
7
Novice
Push-ups
24
Intermediate
Dips
11
Novice
Squats
38
Intermediate
How good am I, and what is the next number?
Today tells you what to do. Timer runs it. Log shows what you did. Board answers the one question the others cannot.
Benchmarks, measured by the timer
A max test for each of the seven movements and a short list of house benchmarks built from them. Run one and the timer scores it: the number, the date, and whether it beat your last attempt. Nothing is typed in.
Milestones that stay
Board shows the round number you are closest to and how far you are from it. Hit it and it lands on your list, dated. Tap Chase it and the coach starts training you toward it.
One challenge a month
Every month there is one benchmark to set a baseline on, train for, and re-test at the end. Beat your own number, and post the card.
Do it every day. Get in shape.
DoMoreReps will get you results, and the formula is not complicated: one short, hard workout a day, for long enough that it adds up. The app takes care of everything around the workout, so the only effort left is the workout itself.
3 taps
Starting is the easy part
Open the app, pick a timer, hit Start. No plan to build and no account to set up. When starting takes ten seconds, there is not much left to talk yourself out of.
20:00
Short is enough
A 20 minute AMRAP or a 4 minute Tabata is a real workout. You do not need an hour or a full gym. You need a clock that pushes you and a few minutes you will actually use.
Daily
Every day adds up
Each session is saved to your log by day, so you can see the days you showed up. Repeat yesterday’s workout with one tap and try to beat it.
Show up, press Start, do the reps. Keep doing that and you will get in shape.
Small things that matter mid-workout.
Each of these exists because something went wrong in a real session: a miscounted round, a locked screen, a workout that never got saved.
Pace, while you are still working
In AMRAP and Time, tap anywhere on the screen to mark a round. The counter shows a live clock for the current round and turns red once you fall behind your average, with your last splits, best round and average above it. Slide right to finish.
Presets and your own defaults
Save any setup with a name and start it in one tap, from the home screen or straight from a logged workout. Or make your usual EMOM the default, so its card just opens that way.
A calendar of days trained
The log opens with the month and how many days you trained. Expand it for a grid with a colored dot per timer, and tap a day to see what you did.
Buy a minute
Need a breather? Buy 60 seconds of rest. The workout clock stops, the bought minute counts down, and the tally goes on your result.
Landscape digits
Turn the phone sideways and the clock fills the screen with the controls in one row beneath it. Prop it against a plate and go.
Cues you can tell apart
The count, go and rest each sound different, so a transition never sounds like an extra count. Optional halfway and ten-second alerts for long rounds. Plays with the ringer off.
Type it or step it
Every value has plus and minus buttons, and tapping the number lets you type it. Timers run from a single minute up to twelve hours.
No account, no ads
Nothing to sign up for and nothing sold to you inside the app. Your workouts are used to run the app for you and for nothing else.
Get an email when it ships
DoMoreReps is coming to the App Store soon. Leave your address and we will tell you the day it is live.
Your colors. Light or dark.
Six color schemes for the five timers and rest. Pick one and it applies everywhere: mode cards, the run screen, log icons, calendar dots and share cards. Light mode, dark mode, or follow the phone.
Porcelain
Spinel
Peacock
Cinnamon
Citron
Venice
Every scheme is readable in both light and dark. Light mode is on iPhone at launch.
Five timers. One color each.
The color follows the mode everywhere: the card you tap, the run screen, the entry in your log. You know what you are doing from across the room.
AMRAPFree
As many rounds as possible. A fixed window counts down while you count rounds.
20 minutes of 5 pull-ups, 10 push-ups, 15 squats
- 1 minute to 12 hours
- Tap the counter to mark a round
- Live pace against your average
EMOMTimer unlock
Every minute on the minute, or any interval you set.
EMOM 12: 3 power cleans
- Intervals from 10 seconds to 10 minutes
- Up to 999 rounds
- Beep and haptic at the top of each interval
TabataTimer unlock
Alternating work and rest with a change you cannot miss.
8 rounds, 20 seconds on, 10 seconds off
- Set work, rest, and rounds
- Rest switches color and label
- Halfway and 10-second alerts on long rounds
TimeFree
Counts up until you are done, with a time cap if you want one.
Fran, for time
- Optional cap from 1 minute to 12 hours
- Round splits and pace
- Slide to finish, so no accidental stops
MIXPro
Chain blocks into one continuous session and repeat them as sets, without restarting a timer between pieces.
- AMRAP, EMOM, Tabata, Time, and Rest blocks, each with an optional name that is spoken when it starts
- Group blocks so part of the routine repeats on its own, up to 100 times
- A Time block can run open, with no cap, until you slide to finish it
The timer is free. The coach is the subscription.
A timer is the same on day 300 as on day 1. A plan that changes every day, a number that moves and a new challenge each month are not. That is what Pro pays for.
Free
$0
A working timer, forever. No account, no ads.
- AMRAP and Time timers
- Live pace and round splits
- Share routines by link
- Six color schemes, light and dark
- Log of the last 7 days
Timer unlock
$4.99once
The other two timers, for people who only want a timer.
- Everything in Free
- EMOM and Tabata timers
- Buy a minute
- Your own default for each timer
Pro
$12.99per month, or $79.99 a year
Coach, Board and everything else. 7 days free.
- Every timer, plus MIX
- Presets
- Coach: a session a day, sized to you
- Board: benchmarks, milestones and a monthly challenge
- Full log with the training calendar
- Share any result, PR or milestone as an image
Billed through the App Store. The trial converts to Pro unless you cancel, and Apple emails you before it does. Every workout is recorded on every plan; Pro is what lets you see further back.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about the first release and what follows it. For anything else, use the contact form.
When can I download it?
DoMoreReps is in final development for iPhone and will be on the App Store soon. Leave your email above and we will email you the day it is live.
Is there an Android version?
Android is planned, after the iPhone release. There is no date for it yet.
Will it actually get me in shape?
If you use it every day, yes. Short, hard workouts done consistently are what get results, and DoMoreReps removes everything that makes them easy to skip. It cannot do the reps for you, but it makes showing up the only hard part.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up and no onboarding. Your timers, presets and log are used to run the app for you and for nothing else; we do not sell them or use them for ads.
Does the clock stay accurate if I switch apps?
Yes. Switch apps, lock the phone, come back: the clock is right, and pausing never causes drift.
Will I hear it with my phone on silent?
Yes. Cues play with the ringer switch off. Sound, voice, haptics, and the halfway and ten-second alerts each have their own switch in Settings if you want less.
Can I send a workout to a friend?
Yes. Share routine on any preset or logged workout produces a link. Opened in DoMoreReps, it shows the exact timer with a Start button. The friend needs the app, and the timer it uses needs to be one they have.
What happens if I stop a workout early?
It is saved anyway and marked as stopped early in your log. The exit prompt tells you that and nothing more. You can discard the entry from the summary if you do not want it.
What is Buy a minute?
A button on the run screen that pauses the workout clock for a 60-second rest and then resumes on its own. Tap again for another minute. Bought minutes never count toward your workout time, and the tally is shown on the result.
How much does it cost?
The app is free and the AMRAP and Time timers stay free. EMOM and Tabata are a one-time $4.99. Pro is $12.99 a month or $79.99 a year, with 7 days free, and covers MIX, presets, the full log, Coach and Board.
What happens if I stop paying?
The timers you have keep working, and your PRs, milestones and levels stay readable. Running a coached session or a benchmark needs Pro again. Nothing you logged is deleted.
What does the coach need from me?
About a minute at setup: what equipment you have and your best set of each movement, or a tap on I don’t know for the ones you have not tested. After that it only needs you to run the workout. The timer records the rest.
Does it work in light mode?
Yes, on iPhone. Settings has System, Light, and Dark. In light mode each color scheme is darkened just enough to stay readable on the light background, so every scheme works both ways.