Home Workout Tracker vs Spotter

RepCap is a smart workout tracker that uses your phone's camera to count your pull-up, push-up and squat reps and rounds automatically. Set up your phone once and focus on the workout. Run the classic 5-10-15 Cindy, or mix your own sets of pull-ups, push-ups and squats with your own reps, time cap and added weight. RepCap tracks your pace and breaks, then gives you a detailed report and video analysis when you finish. No room for the camera? Switch to manual mode. Tap the screen after every set, or only after every round, and RepCap keeps the time, pace and breaks for you. With RepCap, you can: • Count reps and rounds automatically with the camera, or log them with a tap; • Run Cindy or build your own workout from pull-ups, push-ups and squats; • Set a time cap and track workout time, pace and breaks; • Get a detailed report for every workout, round by round; • Compare workouts and follow your progress week by week, month by month and year by year; • Turn your workout into a shareable 30-, 40-, 50- or 60-second timelapse video; • Turn your workout stats into a shareable card. Your workouts and videos stay private on your device, and you decide how long videos are kept. Do the work. RepCap does the rest. Privacy: https://repcap.app/privacy Terms: https://repcap.app/terms

FormSpotter is your pocket spotter: a form check that runs on your iPhone. Prop the phone side-on, pick a squat, a deadlift or an ollie, and go. Every rep or attempt is counted automatically and gets a 0–100 form score and one short cue. WHAT IT CHECKS • Squat: depth (did your hips reach knee height), knee track (are your knees caving in), chest angle, and whether your hips rise before your chest. • Deadlift: back angle through the pull, hips and chest rising together, and a full lockout at the top. • Ollie (new): how low you crouch, how high your feet pop, whether you pull your knees up in the air, whether your shoulders stay over the board, and how softly you land. Best practised in one spot on grass or carpet. HOW IT WORKS FormSpotter uses Apple's Vision framework to estimate your joints in 3D from each camera frame, then measures the angles between them. Because the angles are 3D, a phone that isn't perfectly side-on still reads your knees and hips correctly — something flat 2D tracking struggles with. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Frames are analyzed on your iPhone and discarded. No video is recorded, nothing is uploaded, and there is no account. FormSpotter gives training feedback, not medical advice. Scores are estimates and can be wrong — use them alongside a qualified coach's judgment.