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Most interval timers work great when your workout is something simple like 30 seconds work / 30 seconds rest.

I kept running into problems when I wanted more structured workouts, though. For example:

Repeat 3×

• 5 × 1 min hard / 1 min easy
• 3 min recovery

In other words, I wanted to be able to create a group of intervals, repeat that group, and even put repeated groups inside a larger workout without manually entering the same steps over and over.

So I built Steps & Repeat: Interval Timer for Android.

It can handle simple interval timers, but it also lets you build more complex workouts using repeatable sets and sections.

Some examples I've been using it for:

• Running intervals and run/walk workouts
• HIIT and circuit training
• Tabata
• Hangboard repeaters
• Strength/conditioning workouts

You can save workouts for later, get audio cues when intervals change, and keep music playing in the background while the timer runs.

It’s free to use with minimal ads, and I intentionally keep ads off the actual timer screen so they don’t interfere with a workout. There’s also a one-time option to remove them entirely.

The app is newly launched, so I’d especially appreciate feedback on the workout builder. I’m curious whether the way sets and repeats work feels intuitive the first time you use it.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stephen.stepandrepeat

Hi everyone. I’m a U.S. citizen and my wife is Venezuelan. She entered the U.S. on a K-1 visa in 2022, we got married, and she later received her conditional green card.

We filed her I-751 to remove conditions last year, and that case is still pending. Our immigration attorney has told us that the long processing time is normal.

A couple of months ago, we also filed her N-400 for U.S. citizenship based on the 3-year rule through marriage to a U.S. citizen.

I’ve seen reports about naturalization/immigration processing involving Venezuelan nationals being paused or receiving additional review under the current administration. When I last spoke with our attorney, she said it wasn’t clear whether or how that would affect my wife’s case.

Are there any Venezuelans here who currently have an N-400 pending, particularly with a pending I-751 as well? Have you had your interview scheduled, experienced any unusual delays, or received any information from USCIS about your case?

I’m mainly trying to get a sense of what people are actually experiencing right now and what kind of timeline we might realistically expect.

Thanks for any firsthand experiences you can share.