Master of Pushups

The camera tracks your body posture and counts a rep only when your form holds up. That means sagged hips, half reps, and sideways movement don't inflate your total. For anyone who's ever lost count at rep 38, the number you see is the number you actually earned.

This pushup form tracker reads your alignment as you move and points out where a rep falls short, like hips dropping or elbows flaring. You get the cue while you're still in the set, not after. It won't replace a coach watching you in person, but it catches the obvious errors that cause injury.

Every session feeds into charts that show your reps, streaks, and trends over time. You see whether the work is adding up, which matters most in weeks when progress feels invisible. The data lives in the app and is easy to scan between sets.

The app runs challenges with badges and rewards attached, so a workout turns into a target you can hit. Daily goals keep short sessions honest, and monthly challenges push you past a single good week. It's the habit-building layer that plain counters skip.

You can share badges, streaks, and results with friends, which adds a light layer of accountability. It won't build you a leaderboard community like some competitors, but a shared win is often enough to keep a streak alive.

An optional upgrade adds technique reviews and tips framed as professional trainer feedback. It's aimed at people who want to go past "did I count right" into "am I doing this well." The rest of the app stays free.