FitClock: Fitness Alarm

FitClock: Fitness Alarm

Wake up with squats & push-ups

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  • Released
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  • August 12, 2026
  • August 12, 2026

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FitClock is the alarm that will not let you off easy. Set your alarm. Pick your exercise. When it goes off, the only way to stop it is to actually move, and it keeps going until you finish. No snooze button. No sliding it away half asleep. Your camera counts every rep and scores your form, so a half push-up does not count. Choose your wake-up: - Push-ups, with depth and lockout checked on every rep - Squats, scored for depth and tempo - Jumping jacks, sit-ups, lunges, high knees - Plank holds, burpees, mountain climbers - 50 steps, when you would rather not use the camera How it works: - Set an alarm and choose your exercise and rep target - The alarm rings through Silent mode and Focus - Complete your reps in front of the camera to dismiss it - Your streak grows, and your target grows with you Not just counting, scoring: Most alarm apps count reps. FitClock scores them. Depth, tempo and form on every single rep, so you find out whether that was a real set or a sloppy one. Your rep target rises over eight weeks as you get stronger, so the alarm that wakes you today is not the one that wakes you in two months. Turn on more than one exercise and FitClock picks a different one each morning, so the week never gets stale. Why it works: Willpower is at its weakest at 6am. Your prefrontal cortex, the part that makes decisions, is still offline. FitClock removes the decision. By the time the alarm stops you are already up, already moving, and the hardest part of the day is behind you. Everything happens on your device. Camera frames are analysed to count your reps and are never recorded, stored or uploaded. FitClock requires an active subscription after the free trial. All features are included. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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What's New in FitClock

1.0

August 12, 2026

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Camera-scored reps, all 10 missions and full progress

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