ONEUP: Push-up Counter

Floor or Back. One set, from the first count to the saved record. ONEUP lets you choose where your iPhone goes while keeping the same spoken-count, finish and review flow. Open the app and start a set without choosing a training plan or rep target. CHOOSE YOUR PHONE PLACEMENT • Floor: place your iPhone face-up on the floor under your face. The phone stays on the floor while distance sensing counts your push-ups. • Back: rest your iPhone screen-up on your mid-back. Motion sensing counts the rise and fall, and spoken counts let you follow the set when the screen is out of sight. Both placements use the same controls, voice feedback and workout records. Choose a mode, tap Start and get into position during the 3-second countdown. HEAR THE COUNT, FINISH THE SET Voice and haptics give feedback as the count advances. You can tap the large number to add a missed rep manually. After at least one rep, 8 seconds without another rep automatically ends and saves the set, without needing to reach for the end control. You can also hold the end control to finish it yourself. LOOK BACK AT THIS SET Your result brings together the count, duration and a chart of the intervals between counts. See how the pace changed within the set, then start another set or make a result card to share or save to Photos. If the record cannot be written, ONEUP marks it as not saved and offers a retry. Keep the app open until saving succeeds; pending records are held in memory. History shows weekly totals, your streak, your best set and the latest 3 sets for free. LAYOUTS FOR IPHONE DUO The compact outer-display layout keeps setup and controls accessible. On the inner display in landscape, the result places set metrics beside the interval chart. Counting, history and sharing also adapt to the available space. Automatic counting depends on the sensors and permissions available on your device. SENSORS AND ACCESS Floor mode uses a supported front TrueDepth camera to measure changes in distance. If the camera is unavailable or access is denied, it uses the proximity sensor, which requires a much closer approach. Back mode requires motion sensors. If sensing is unavailable or interrupted, the app shows recovery guidance and the manual-count option. YOUR RECORDS STAY ON YOUR IPHONE Counting and history work offline, with no account, ads or analytics. The depth camera processes distance data without recording, saving or uploading images. ONEUP PRO (optional, one-time purchase) Both counting modes, voice feedback, weekly stats and the latest 3 sets are free. Pro unlocks the month view, full history and two extra share-card themes. No subscription. Available in English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Italian. Questions or feedback: oneup@cometseek.com