One More – Push Up Battle

Challenge your friends. Beat their record. Flex the proof. Everyone in your group chat thinks they can do more push-ups than you. One More settles it. Challenge your friends, your family, your gym, your class or your whole office, put your number on a board nobody can argue with, and flex the card that proves you're on top. > The Problem: The argument never actually gets settled. Someone claims they can do fifty. Someone says thirty days, starting Monday. Nobody counts, nobody checks, nobody remembers who was winning by Thursday. Every push-up challenge dies in the group chat it started in. > The Solution: A real board, a real record, and receipts. One More gives your circle a leaderboard and an honest count. Every push-up you do drives the game - one rep, one flap, and the round ends when your arms do. Whatever you hit becomes your record. It goes straight onto the board next to everyone you invited. Then you flex it, and they have to answer it. > How It Starts: - Phone on the floor, get into position, push - Your camera counts every rep - no watch, no equipment, no honour system - Your best round becomes your record and your rank - Share the card. Watch your circle try to beat it > What Actually Happens: - You do more reps than you planned, because the round isn't finished - Your friend sees your record and is on the floor within the hour - Your family group chat turns into a competition nobody asked for - The person who talks the most posts the least - Push-ups become something you flex, not something you schedule > KEY FEATURES: >> Challenge Anyone In Thirty Seconds - Start a board for your friends, your family, your gym, your uni, your office or your street - Share a six-digit code - that's the entire invite - No links, no friend requests, no sign-up wall to scare people off - They're on your board before they've finished their first round >> Proof Built To Be Flexed - Every round ends with a story-sized card: your record, your rank, your board - Several ways to say it, every one of them true - people beaten, your percentile, the raw reps - Your join code is printed on the card, so anyone who sees your post is one tap from joining - Beating someone is satisfying. Flexing it is the point >> A Count Nobody Can Fake - Real pose detection watches every rep through your front camera - All the way down, arms locked at the top, or it doesn't count - Half reps don't register. Neither does bouncing - 100% on-device, works offline, nothing recorded, nothing uploaded - Which is why the record beside your name means something to everyone looking at it >> Your Best Round Is Your Rank - Not lifetime totals. Not turning up. Your single best set - One good round tonight can put you above three people by morning - Everyone on the board sees exactly the same record you do >> Boards For Every Circle You're In - Your gym, your family, your course, your team, your street - as many as you like - Plus the global board, for when you want to know where you really stand - Watch your name climb past theirs >> Private By Default - No email. Not at sign-up, not ever - Play as a guest with no account at all - No ads. No trackers. No analytics. Nothing sold - Camera frames never leave your phone > Perfect For: - Anyone with a friend who won't stop claiming he can do more - Group chats that discuss the gym more than they attend it - Families, flatmates, teammates and coworkers who need this settled - Gyms, dorms and offices that want a board on the wall - People who hate fitness apps but love winning - Anyone who wants receipts, not a participation streak > Why It Works: Motivation is unreliable. Getting beaten by your mate is not. A record nobody sees is easy to skip. A record your friends can see, beat and screenshot is impossible to ignore. One More doesn't ask you to be disciplined - it just makes losing public. > Settle It Tonight: Someone in your group chat is on the floor right now. Their record is going up. Yours is sitting still