Push Up Counter and Tracker

About this app

Stop counting. Start training. AI Push Up Counter uses your camera to automatically count every push-up and analyze your form in real-time. Just position your phone, get into push-up position, and go—the AI handles the rest. AUTOMATIC REP COUNTING Place your phone against a wall, step back, and start your workout. The AI tracks your movement and counts each rep automatically. No tapping, no distractions—stay focused on your form. REAL-TIME FORM FEEDBACK Get instant feedback on your technique. The AI analyzes your depth, body alignment, and consistency, helping you perform each rep correctly and avoid injury. MULTIPLE WORKOUT MODES • Sets — Classic training with customizable sets, reps, and rest • EMOM — Every Minute on the Minute intervals • Tabata — High-intensity 20/10 training • Max Reps — Push to your limit TRACK YOUR PROGRESS • Daily and weekly rep goals • Workout streak tracking • Personal best records • Detailed workout history • Calories burned estimates APPLE HEALTH SYNC Your workouts automatically sync to Apple Health, keeping all your fitness data in one place. VOICE & HAPTIC FEEDBACK Hear your rep count announced during workouts. Choose between male or female voice. Feel haptic confirmation for every rep counted. UNLOCK ACHIEVEMENTS Earn badges for milestones like your first 100-rep workout, week-long streaks, and hitting 5,000 lifetime push-ups. FREE FEATURES • Unlimited Sets workouts • Basic progress tracking • Voice feedback • Form scoring PRO SUBSCRIPTION • All workout modes (EMOM, Tabata, Max Reps) • Unlimited workout history • Advanced analytics • Detailed progress insights Start your push-up journey today. Download now and let AI be your training partner. Privacy: https://vishwesh9.github.io/gomoba/pushup_privacy_en.html Terms: https://vishwesh9.github.io/gomoba/pushup_terms_en.html

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1. First observed Aug 19, 2026 · 6:30 AM Free