CounterUps
CounterUps uses on-device camera AI to automatically recognize and count your push-ups hands-free. Based on your body metrics and fitness goals — whether losing weight, building upper-body strength, or staying in shape — it crafts a progressive 6-week training plan and syncs every session seamlessly with Apple Health.
CounterUps Plus
CounterUps Plus is a self-discipline tool for adults. You lock apps on your own iPhone, earn time credits by completing real exercises counted on-device, and redeem a limited unlock window. Camera recognition, workout videos, and the credit ledger stay on the device. There is no account and no CounterUps Plus server. This is a separate app from CounterUps, the push-up tracker.
BigDrink
BigDrink is a clean, large-text hydration tracker and reminder app designed to make drinking water effortless. Log intake with a single tap, track your daily goal across interactive widgets and Apple Watch complications, and keep your health metrics accurately in sync with Apple Health across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro.
Plank King
Plank King is a plank timer and plank challenge tracker for iPhone. Tap once to start the timer, hold your plank, and the app records the session — your longest hold, total time, and estimated calories. Training plans raise the target as you improve, a calendar view shows your streak, and Game Center leaderboards let you compete with other plankers worldwide.
SitUp - Workout DailyCrunch
SitUp - Workout DailyCrunch is a sit-up counter for iPhone and Apple Watch, built around an easy habit: 18 sit-ups a day. The rebuilt SwiftUI app counts reps four ways — Camera AI, iPhone motion sensors, Apple Watch, or manual entry — offers five training modes, and tracks your history with a calendar, long-term trend charts, and a home screen widget. SitUp only writes sit-up workouts to Apple Health; it does not read any Health data. Premium users get iCloud sync across devices.
SquatTrack
SquatTrack turns your iPhone into an automatic squat counter. Sensor counting remains the main hands-free path — hold the phone or rest it on your lap — while camera pose recognition, camera-mode recording, and Apple Watch training are also available. You can earn screen time with real squats, review weekly, monthly, and yearly reports, share workout cards, play training music with a custom background, control sound, voice, and haptics separately, and use Siri, Shortcuts, Game Center, calorie tracking, and Apple Health. Rated 5.0 on the App Store. The current public release is Version 2026.7.14 from July 16, 2026.
MiniRep
MiniRep is a low-pressure workout logger for busy people. Record push-ups, squats, planks, and other exercises with one tap, watch every rep or minute build into a clear formula, and work toward flexible monthly goals instead of a streak that resets after one missed day. Workout data stays on your device by default, with optional private iCloud sync and optional Apple Health workout writes.
Glute Bloom
Glute Bloom is a glute-focused workout and habit app for adults and teens. Pick guided home routines, count reps manually or with optional on-device pose tracking for supported squat and glute-bridge variants, keep a weekly rhythm and streak, and keep history private with on-device storage and optional Apple iCloud sync — no Glute Bloom account required.
Daily Loops
Daily Loops turns the abstract goal of “moving more” into a rewarding daily habit: pick a familiar route, set an achievable loop target, and watch each lap add up. Features include GPS auto lap counting, clean map trails, active calorie tracking, goal celebrations, and private on-device history — with no account required and zero pressure to become an athlete.
Pulser
Pulser measures your heart rate using the iPhone camera and LED flash — place a fingertip over the lens and get a reading in seconds. It also connects to Bluetooth heart-rate belts for continuous monitoring, logs manual blood pressure readings, and charts trends over time. All data syncs to Apple Health and iCloud, and shareable charts make it easy to show readings to a doctor or coach. Rated 5.0 on the App Store.
StepDay
StepDay tells you whether today's walk counts as exercise. It first acknowledges how much you have already walked, then shows how many brisk minutes you are short. The four states are It counts, Moved, Crushed it, and No signal. Interval walking is 3 minutes fast and 3 minutes slow, five times, with a Lock Screen and Dynamic Island Live Activity, using Apple Health and iPhone motion sensors. No Apple Watch is required. Today's verdict and the basic interval are free. Pro adds a 30-day brisk-walking trend, a weekly review, a personal baseline, and custom interval pacing, on monthly or yearly plans with a 7-day trial.
Up2Reset
Up2Reset is a lightweight macOS menu bar app for knowledge workers who lose track of time while coding, designing, writing, or studying. It offers glanceable work timers, customizable pre-break nudges, full-screen break overlays, screen lock detection, and private local-only reports to help you build healthier posture habits without breaking your flow.
