Rep Ref vs Ontimo

Rep Ref is a social fitness app built around friend-group challenges. Start a challenge with your friends, choose pushups or squats, set the goal, and let the app keep score. In Daily Points mode, every day you hit the goal earns you a point. Standings live in the group chat, so everyone can see who is showing up. WHY PEOPLE USE REP REF - Make fitness challenges with friends actually stick - Add social accountability to daily workouts - Count reps with the front camera instead of guessing - Keep momentum going with standings, streaks, and chat HOW IT WORKS 1. Create a challenge with a title, movement, goal, and duration 2. Invite friends by handle or invite code 3. Use the camera counter to log pushups or squats 4. Hit the goal and earn the point for the day 5. Watch the standings move inside the group chat WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT - Camera-counted reps Rep Ref uses on-device pose tracking to count reps while you train. - Built for groups Challenges are social from the start, with invites, shared standings, and chat. - Simple scoring Daily Points keeps the core format easy to understand: hit the goal, earn the point. - Real accountability House rules are social only. Rep Ref does not process prizes, payouts, or gambling. FEATURES - Pushup and squat challenges with friends - Front-camera rep counting - Group chat with live standings - Daily Points scoring - Solo challenges for private streaks and logging - Friends and global leaderboards for reps, wins, and streaks - Invite by handle or code - Rep Ref Pro for bigger groups, overlapping challenges, Rep Race, longer durations, and training history PRIVACY Rep counting happens on-device. Camera frames are not uploaded for rep counting. Privacy Policy: https://repref.me/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Ontimo is a reminder app for anything you take on a schedule. Pills from the doctor, vitamins, the calcium tablet you keep forgetting about. Take a photo of the label A medication bag, a prescription sheet, a supplement bottle. Ontimo reads what's on it and fills in the name, the dose and the times. You look it over before it saves. Sometimes it gets a line wrong, so it's worth a glance. Before anything is sent, Ontimo checks the photo on your phone and tells you if it's blurry, too dark, or just the QR code, so you can retake it straight away. Or type it in Adding things by hand is free and there's no limit on it. Same for the reminders and the history. Reminders that match the real schedule Morning, midday, evening, before bed. Or every 4, 6 or 12 hours around the clock, if that's what the label says. Medicines you only take when needed are kept separate from the daily ones, so the two don't get mixed up, and can have up to four fixed times of your own. One reminder per dose; tap "Remind me in 10 min" if you need another. Times stay put when you travel or the clocks change. See what's next, and what was missed Today shows the next dose coming up. Anything past its time and not ticked is marked Overdue, right next to it. A photo of the pill itself Add a picture of what each one looks like. Useful when there are six boxes on the table and half of them are white tablets. Big text Useful if you're managing this for a parent and they can read the screen themselves. History Ontimo notes what was taken and what was missed. Handy at an appointment, or for settling whether you took it this morning. If you start looking after someone new, you can clear the whole list and the history in one go. Privacy No account, no sign-up. Your list and your history sit on the phone. We don't have a server that holds them. The one thing that leaves is the photo you scan, sent over an encrypted connection to Anthropic's Claude to be read. Before it goes, Ontimo covers the name and birthday it finds on the label. Ontimo doesn't keep a copy. You can also lock the app with Face ID or your passcode. Scanning Ten scans free. After that, a one-off pack of 20 scans, and you buy again when you run out. They don't expire. Not a subscription, and no ads. Ontimo reminds you to take things. It isn't medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your medication.