Rep Up for Watch

Rep Up for Watch

Intelligent Gym Assistant

49 ratings
48 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 27, 2019
  • September 9, 2025
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About

This app acts as an intelligent gym assistant, helping you focus on your workout movements and muscle engagement. It removes the need to count reps by providing haptic feedback, allowing for a more focused and effective training session, even in noisy environments.

✓Mind-muscle connection focus
✓Automatic rep counting and resetting
✓Haptic feedback for rep completion
✓Workout Tracking integration
✓Usable in loud gyms
✓Fifteen free workouts
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What's New in Rep Up for Watch

2.0.1

September 9, 2025

Small fixes

1

Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Free

Rep Up Full Version

Unlimited use of the app.

User reviews

Flawed design

This potentially excellent app is flawed by a feature, which is completely unnecessary. The count resets in some automatic manner more or less randomly. There should be a start button and a stop button. This feature renders the app completely useless. Elimination of this incorrect feature would raise my rating to five.
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Pretty good

Tracks nice, misses some reps but overall love it

Nie działa na Apple Watch

Nie liczy samo powtórzeń. Bez sensu.

Just doesn’t work

Review edited after dev reply. I decided to give it 2nd go - ok it does something - it tries to count reps but it does it inaccurately.You have to do sweeping moves with your hand to read it as a rep and even doing so app miss few reps. So it is not possible to use it efficiently on the gym.

Didn’t work.

Sorry. But the app didn’t work well. It didn’t tap me and it did not pass a count of 4.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

12 issues

Count resets automatically and randomly

Bug

Does not count repetitions accurately

Bug

Does not work on Apple Watch

Bug

Fails to connect between iPhone and Apple Watch

Bug

App gets stuck on start screen

Bug

App does not unlock on Apple Watch

Bug

App does not count reps on iPhone

Bug

App opens automatically and records erroneous exercise minutes

Bug

App disappears from Apple Watch after updates

Bug

Cannot install on V1 Apple Watch

Bug

Does not count reps on phone

Bug

Does not count reps on watch

Bug
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Requested Features

7 requests

Add a start and stop button

Feature

Add a customizable interval timer

Feature

Add vibration alert for next rep set

Feature

Add alert/vibration for heart rate drop

Feature

Vibrate on every rep to confirm count

Feature

Record final rep count in workout app

Feature

Manual mode for counting (e.g., for burpees)

Feature

FAQ

What does Rep Up for Watch do?

Rep Up for Watch is a gym assistant designed to enhance your workout experience. It helps you focus on the specific movements and muscles you're targeting by automatically counting your repetitions and providing haptic feedback when you reach your goal.

How does the app help with rep counting?

The app uses your Apple Watch's capabilities to detect your movements and automatically count your reps. It can tap you when you reach a set goal rep or tap you every five reps, eliminating the need to manually count or interact with your device.

Is Rep Up for Watch free to use?

The app offers fifteen free workouts on both the watch and phone. Additional features and workouts may be available through in-app purchases, indicating a freemium model.

What devices is Rep Up for Watch compatible with?

The app is primarily designed for Apple Watch Series 1 or higher running watchOS 5 or later. It can also be used with an iPhone, but an armband is required for proper functionality.

What types of exercises can Rep Up track?

The app is designed to count exercises with prominent hand movements like squats, deadlifts, and shoulder presses. It can also track movements where your hand is stationary, such as push-ups and pull-ups.