Combat Round Timer
· v1.0.1
About
Combat Round Timer runs correct round and rest structures for the way you actually train — no doing math between rounds.
Free to download. A one-time $4.99 unlock code at aeviriumstudios.com turns on every discipline, forever, on your watch — no subscription, no account, no renewals.
DISCIPLINES (all fields editable):
• Boxing — Amateur (3 x 3:00 / 1:00) and Pro (12 x 3:00 / 1:00)
• MMA — Non-title (3 x 5:00 / 1:00) and Title (5 x 5:00 / 1:00)
• Muay Thai — Traditional (5 x 3:00 / 2:00)
• BJJ — Match (single block by belt: white 5:00 to black 10:00) and Rolling (5 x 6:00 / 0:30)
• Custom — set your own rounds, round length and rest; your last custom is remembered
BUILT TO BE GLANCEABLE AND RELIABLE:
• Haptic-first alerts for round start, the final-seconds warning, and round end — they fire with the screen off, so you never miss a bell mid-bag-work
• Optional tone layer you can turn off for gyms that ban audible timers
• Full-screen color states — green round, amber final seconds, red rest
• A get-ready countdown and a round-start reveal, then the exact clock stays on screen
• End-of-session summary: rounds completed and total time
• Once unlocked, the timer runs fully on-device — no phone needed during training
HOW TO UNLOCK:
1. Download the app free from Connect IQ.
2. Buy a one-time code at aeviriumstudios.com.
3. Open the app, tap "Enter code," and type your 8-digit code.
Works on round, rectangular, AMOLED and memory-in-pixel watches.
What's new
Fixed: the unlock code screen could not be operated on watches without a
touchscreen (Descent Mk2, fēnix, Forerunner 55, Instinct, and similar).
The keypad now has full button navigation — UP and DOWN move the highlight (wrapping
around), START confirms, BACK exits — so every key, including 0 and OK, is
reachable and codes can be entered with buttons alone.
Improved: the unlock keypad now fits round screens correctly. The code display
and keys were oversized and clipped against the bezel on round watches; the
layout is now shape-aware, with a clearer, higher-contrast key highlight that
reads well on memory-in-pixel displays.
Touchscreen entry is unchanged — a single tap still selects a key directly.