iPhone · Free to start
Push-ups, squats, sit-ups and plank. No equipment, no gym, no logging. Set the phone down, train, and let the camera do the counting.
Featured on Product HuntComputer vision counts your reps in real time
Push-ups
Squats
Sit-ups
Plank
How it works
Any surface, any room. Stand sideways so the camera can see your whole body.
On-device pose tracking watches your form and counts every clean rep out loud. Nothing to tap.
Every session earns XP. Every rank you pass is a standard most people never reach.
What you get
The camera tracks your joints in real time and only counts reps that hit depth. Half reps don't make the cut - that's the whole point.
Runs on-device. Video never leaves your phone.
Your program recalibrates as you get stronger. Roughly 14-21 minutes a day, built from your last max test.
Twenty ranks from Sheep to Sigma. The ladder makes every skipped day something you can feel.
Only reps the camera counted make it into your numbers. Your best in each movement, tracked day by day.
Pace calls, form cues and a count you can hear from the floor. Pick the voice that gets you moving.
The ladder
Twenty ranks across four tiers. Each one has a hard requirement in all four movements - you don't get it for showing up, you get it for hitting the numbers.
Percentiles are RepStandard's own benchmark for adult men, drawn from published bodyweight-fitness norms.
Your standard
Enter your honest max in each movement - one set, clean reps, to failure. We'll place you on the ladder using the same requirements the app uses.
Capable. Hungry. Still running alone in the dark.
From the app
Pricing
Try it, count some reps, see where you land. Premium unlocks the full adaptive program, every rank and the shareable passport.
Works out around $2.92 a month.
Cancel any time from the App Store.
US pricing. Local price and any introductory offer are shown in the App Store before you subscribe.
FAQ
No. Pose detection runs on-device while you train. The camera feed is used to count reps and check depth, and it isn't uploaded anywhere.
It tracks your joint positions and only counts a rep once you've hit the required range of motion, so partials are ignored. Give it a clear side-on view of your whole body and good light and it's reliable across all four movements.
Just floor space and something to lean your phone against. Push-ups, squats, sit-ups and plank - that's the entire toolkit.
Most days land between 14 and 21 minutes. The program scales the volume to your current max, so it gets harder as you get stronger rather than longer.
Nothing gets deleted, but you don't earn XP for days you skip - and the ranks are built so you notice. Rest days are part of the plan; drifting isn't.
iPhone. Download it from the App Store - it's free to start.
Subscriptions are handled by Apple. Open Settings → your name → Subscriptions on your iPhone and cancel there any time.
