Pulsar,

You often have 12 or 20 minutes, but a Tabata or circuit does not land on that number, so you either go past your stop time or cut a round in half. Pulsar takes the minutes you enter, keeps only full rounds that fit, counts down each work and rest block, and writes down the minutes you completed. Time Fit shows that total before you start. Build the session or start from Tabata, EMOM, circuit, or 4x4, and keep two paces so you can pick an easier or harder version without rewriting it. During the session the screen shows the phase name and a large countdown, with sound, haptics, or visual cues. Put the workout on a weekday, mark a rest day, copy last week, or repeat it on chosen days. When you finish, Pulsar records active minutes, a calorie estimate from those minutes, one point per active minute, and your Easy, Just Right, or Hard rating, plus an optional voice note.