Strikt: Train, Track, Compete
Camera coach, rep by rep
About
This app uses your device's camera to provide real-time feedback on exercise form and rep counting. It offers personalized training plans, integrates with health data, and includes competitive modes for motivation. Replays are available for review, with privacy prioritized.
What's New in Strikt
2.3.32
October 31, 2026
What's new in version 2.3.32: • Pause a session whenever you need to. Everything stops until you resume. • Choose how long to rest between exercises with "Rest between exercises" in Settings > Workout. • Swap an exercise for another one that works the same body area. Moved a session by mistake? Undo it. • The coach tells you why a rep didn't count, and which weight to use before a loaded block. • Ending a workout by voice now asks you to confirm first. • Replays of loaded sets show the weight you used. • The Today card shows when your next movement snack opens. • A planned session counts as done once you've completed most of its sets. • More reliable counting for forward lunges, jumping jacks and squats, and steadier timing for planks and wall sits, even on slower phones.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
Strikt Pro Monthly
Full app and unlimited live challenge hosting.
FAQ
Does Strikt have ads?
Yes, Strikt contains advertisements. As a free app with in-app purchases, advertisements are part of the user experience.
What are the subscription options for Strikt Pro?
Strikt Pro offers monthly and yearly subscription plans. There are two yearly options: one at $36.49 with a 14-day free trial and another at $49.99, also with a 14-day free trial.
How does Strikt count reps and provide feedback?
Strikt uses your device's camera to analyze your movements live. It counts reps and hold times, and if a rep doesn't count, it explains why and suggests corrections for better form.
Can Strikt track my workouts in Apple Health?
Yes, Strikt can connect with Apple Health. It can read your sleep, heart rate, workouts, and steps, and it can also save your completed sets as workouts within Apple Health.
What kind of exercises does Strikt support?
Strikt supports live counting for various bodyweight and equipment movements, including squats, lunges, push-ups, planks, and wall sits.
Is my workout video data private with Strikt?
Yes, Strikt is designed with privacy in mind. Pose analysis happens on your device, and your camera feed is not uploaded for coaching. Video is only shared for live race video and for optional Replays that you must turn on.
What is the age rating for Strikt?
Strikt has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to features like competitive matches with live opponent video for users aged 18 and over, and the availability of video replays from age 18.
How often is Strikt updated?
The latest version of Strikt is 2.3.32, and it was last updated on October 31, 2026. This indicates a recent and active development cycle for the application.
