Fitness timer apps bundle unwanted AI and data harvesting with basic functionality
Users seeking simple interval or workout timers encounter apps padded with AI features, aggressive data collection, and subscription paywalls. The demand for privacy-respecting, one-time-purchase fitness utilities is underserved as mainstream apps chase recurring revenue. Niche but validated by user complaints.
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