PushFit Pro

PushFit Pro

Push Up Workout Tracker

1.4K ratings
313 reviews
#30 in paid Health & Fitness
💪 Health & Fitness
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$4.99
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 21, 2014
  • September 3, 2026

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This app automatically counts your push-ups using your device's proximity sensor. Track your progress with detailed history, graphs, and calendars. It's a simple yet effective tool for home or gym workouts to build strength and endurance.

Automatic push-up counting via proximity sensor
Workout history and pattern visualization
Graphs and calendar for progress tracking
Game Center leaderboards for competition
Apple Health integration
Workout reminders
Customizable app theme
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What's New in PushFit Pro

3.0.1

September 3, 2026

Features * 85 achievements, in Game Center. The celebration shows the medals a workout earned, your whole history is counted the first time you open the app, and a medal on the Stats tab opens the full list. * Stats is rebuilt around tiles. Sets, Duration, Days Trained, Calories and Best Workout join the records, each with the day it was set, and tapping a record opens that day in the calendar. The range control stays pinned while you scroll, and the tab loads in a fraction of the time. * Your live heart rate, and the zone it is in, on the workout screen and under the rest timer, from Apple Watch or a Bluetooth heart rate monitor. * Rest days have one rule now: every workout banks two, and you can hold three. The streak pill says "Train Today" on the day the chain is actually on the line. * The weekly goal can be a number of days. Pick "3 days" from the ring's menu instead of a press-up count, and the ring fills one segment for each day you train, whichever days they are. * Tap where you stand on either leaderboard for a card you can send: your place, how far behind the person above you, and an invite your friends can scan. * The music controls play and pause whatever your phone is playing, Spotify and podcasts included. * Settings has a Backup screen that says where your history lives, in iCloud and in the PushFit backup, with "Restore from Backup" as a real row. * Notifications, each with its own switch: a friend finishes a workout, passes you or accepts your invite, a streak about to break or a goal about to be missed, sent at 6 PM with time left to act. Long press a friend on the leaderboard to call them out. * The camera warms up the moment you press START, so the first rep counts faster. * New animations at the end of a workout: the counter turns into your medal on the summary, and tapping Done flies the medal back into the START button. * Apple Watch: the rest timer counts down on the wrist during an iPhone workout, and a forgotten session asks "Still working out?" at fifteen minutes and ends itself at an hour. * A day's workouts are numbered again, "Workout 1", "Workout 2", with the time of day underneath. * The Lockout: the block screen names the app it is holding and the deal, "10 press-ups to unlock", and the tab shows the icons of the apps you chose. Share the block screen as a card, with a tile for each app you chose, your rep target and an invite your friends can scan. * A few new bugs, so the next update has something to fix. Fixes * A workout started on iPhone with Apple Watch along saves to Health once, with its calories, and editing or deleting it in the app reaches Health. * A workout left running ends at its last rep, and coming back to it after half an hour lands on the summary. * A workout with no reps is no longer saved, on iPhone or Apple Watch. * Turning haptics off silences every buzz. * Tapping a widget opens the screen it shows. * Face Detection with camera access refused asks once at the start of a workout, "Count by Tapping" or "Open Settings", instead of a standing banner.

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Last updated on September 3, 2026.

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User reviews

Went from good to awesome

I've been consistently using this app for a couple years now. It's always been pretty good. But the most recent update has made it fantastic! Much better face tracking, updated goal setting process, and the new lockout feature just pushed it over the edge. Many thanks to the developer!

Feature Request: Custom Workout Schedules & Rest Days

Hi PushFit Team,

I love using PushFit, but I have a feature request that would make it even better.

Currently, the goal system only allows setting continuous daily, weekly, or monthly targets. It would be awesome to have a customizable workout builder where users can set specific training days (e.g., 3 days a week like Mon/Wed/Fri) with predefined set goals for each session.

Having dedicated rest days built into the goals would help maintain progress without breaking streaks or cluttering daily targets.

Thanks for the great app, and keep up the good work!
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Great

Great app for the price.

Love the new update!

I have used this app 3x a week for over a year. It has really helped me keep track. It’s very motivating. I love the way it works now with my Apple Watch. It is by far the best workout app I own. I really wish the developer would come up with a sit-up app. I would buy it in a heartbeat!

A good app

There is nowhere in this app to actually label the different types of push-ups you can do. Some type of push-ups are much harder than others.

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Proximity sensor and face detection issues

Bug

Workouts not syncing correctly with Apple Health

Bug

Leaderboard and friend features not functioning as expected

Bug

App freezing or crashing during longer workout sessions

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add support for other exercises (sit-ups, squats, etc.)

Feature

Improve Apple Watch integration and standalone functionality

Feature

Allow customization of goals, reminders, and rest periods

Feature

Implement better social features and leaderboard management

Feature

Provide more detailed progress tracking and analytics

Feature

FAQ

What does PushFit Pro do?

PushFit Pro is a push-up counter and tracker that automatically counts your reps using your device's proximity sensor. It allows you to visualize your workout history and patterns with graphs and calendars, making it easy to monitor your progress over time.

How does the push-up counting work?

To count your push-ups, you place your device on the ground under your chest. As you perform a push-up, the proximity sensor detects the movement and automatically records one rep. This eliminates the need for manual counting.

Is PushFit Pro free to use?

The app is free to download and use, offering core functionality for tracking your push-ups. However, it does have in-app purchases, suggesting that some advanced features or customization options may require payment.

What are the benefits of using PushFit Pro?

PushFit Pro helps you build strength and endurance by providing an easy way to track your push-up workouts. It offers features like workout reminders, Game Center leaderboards to compete with friends, and integration with Apple Health for a comprehensive view of your fitness journey.

Can I use PushFit Pro for other exercises?

PushFit Pro is specifically designed for counting push-ups. While push-ups are a versatile exercise targeting many muscle groups, the app's automatic counting mechanism is calibrated for the motion of a push-up and is not intended for other types of exercises.