pushr vs Pulse.Core

pushr is your new favorite workout companion. use it to intelligently count your push-up repetitions using facial tracking and keep track of your progress. all in a beautiful interface designed to keep you motivated. COUNT PUSH-UPS use pushr to automatically count your push-ups while looking at your iPhone. log your push-up workouts with sets, reps, and rest times – and store stats such as average push-up duration, rest time, and weather conditions. KEEP A STREAK log at least one workout each day and keep your streak going as strong as you. you can also enable a daily notification so you don't miss a day. SHARE YOUR PROGRESS select any workout and share your glory on Instagram stories with a single tap, sync your workouts automatically with the Health and Fitness apps. or, do your best to contribute to our live global push-ups counter. pushr is constantly being updated with new features and improvements. if you have any feedback or suggestions, please reach out at pushr@joogps.com. keep pushin' terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

I built Pulse because I was tired of talking to AI apps that quietly send everything I say to some server I'll never see. Pulse runs entirely on your iPhone. There's no account. No cloud. No "we take your privacy seriously" page that nobody believes anyway. The AI lives on your device, thinks on your device, and forgets nothing because there's nothing to send anywhere. You can talk to it about your day, your ideas, the stuff you wouldn't type into a chatbot owned by a company worth a trillion dollars. It works offline. It works on a plane. It works when your signal drops in the metro. A few things worth knowing: - It uses Apple's on-device Foundation Models, so it's fast and it doesn't drain your battery - It works on iPhone and Apple Watch - There are no ads, no subscriptions hidden behind every button, no upsell screens - I don't collect anything. I can't. I didn't build a backend. That's it, really. If you've been looking for an AI you can actually trust with the stuff that matters, give Pulse a try. — And if you have feedback, write to me. A real person reads it