Rep Counter vs RepWatch

RepCount automatically counts your exercise reps so you can focus on your workout — not the numbers. Using your iPhone's front camera and Apple Vision, RepCount detects your body movement in real time and counts each rep with precision. No wearable needed. FEATURES • Automatic rep counting via front camera • Depth Sensor mode — phone on the floor, no face tracking needed • Apple Watch support — count squats from your wrist, synced live to iPhone • AirPods motion support — count reps without the screen • Voice announcements — hear your rep count hands-free • Workout history — track your progress over time • Set rep goals and get notified when you hit them • Works with push-ups, squats, sit-ups, and more PRIVACY RepCount processes all movement data locally on your device. No video is ever recorded, stored, or sent anywhere.

Stop counting reps. Start focusing on your workout. RepWatch uses Apple Watch sensors to automatically count your upper body exercise reps and provides a rest timer between sets. Focus on lifting. RepWatch counts for you. [Key Features] - Auto Rep Counting: Detects bench press, lat pulldown and more - Manual Lower Body Counting: Tap screen to count - Sets & Rest Timer: Auto starts after each set - Skip Button: Jump to next set when ready - Workout History: Saves actual reps per set - Fully Standalone: No server, no internet needed - No subscription, no ads, completely free [Supported Devices] Apple Watch Series 4 or later / watchOS 11.0 or later