Sensors first, camera and Watch when you need them
Motion sensors remain the main counting path: hold the phone or rest it on your lap. Camera pose recognition and Apple Watch training are there when a session needs them.
A BigBeeFit appLive on the App Store
SquatTrack
Squat counter app with sensor counting, camera pose recognition, and Apple Watch training.
App details
Track & Improve Your Squats
Category, age rating, privacy state, and compatible devices below come from the live App Store listing.
Top signalsFree · In-App Purchases · Designed for iPhone5.0 from 3 App Store ratingsPrivacy: Data Not Collected
More detailsHealth & FitnessAge 9+
Latest releaseVersion 2026.7.14 · Jul 16, 2026The current release lets you earn screen time with real squats, adds camera pose recognition and camera-mode recording, improves sensor counting, and brings weekly/monthly/yearly reports, share cards, training music with custom backgrounds, separate sound/voice/haptic controls, Siri and Shortcuts, Apple Watch workouts and sync, plus Game Center, calorie, and Apple Health improvements.
Minimum OSiOS 16.6+ · macOS 13.5+
LanguagesEnglish + 28 more
DevicesiPhoneMac (Apple Silicon)Apple Watch
SupportsGame Center
BundleIncluded in Home Fitness & Prisoner Fitness
Why it works
Designed around one simple idea.
Every feature in this app exists to support one goal: make your fitness habit as easy to keep as possible.
Voice feedback keeps you honest
Hear your count announced as you train, so you never lose track mid-set or cut a set short by accident.
Progress worth sharing
Shareable workout cards turn each session into a clean summary you can post or send to a training partner.
Key features
What the app includes.
Here are the features that matter most. See the full feature list for everything included.
Sensor-based squat detection
Motion sensors remain the main counting path: they detect the squat movement pattern and count reps automatically, with improved reliability in the current release.
Camera pose recognition and recording
Use camera pose recognition when you want a visual count, and record the session in camera mode.
Apple Watch workouts and sync
Start squat sessions from Apple Watch and keep the count in sync with iPhone.
Voice, sound, and haptic controls
Hear your count announced as you train, and control sound, voice, and haptics separately.
Who it's for
Who this app is built for.
Find yourself in one of these? This app was made with you in mind.
Home leg-day training
Bodyweight squats at home are easy to do and easy to miscount. SquatTrack handles the counting so you handle the form.
People who hate wearables
You can still count with just the iPhone you already own — no watch or band required — while camera pose recognition and Apple Watch remain optional extras.
Squat challenge participants
Daily squat challenges live or die on accurate counts and visible streaks. SquatTrack provides both.
Pricing
Start free, upgrade if you love it.
Transparent pricing with no surprises. All BigBeeFit apps start with a free trial or a free download — upgrading is always optional.
Free download
Free
Start on the App Store
SquatTrack is free to download with automatic counting and Apple Health sync included.
- Sensor-based auto counting
- Voice feedback
- Apple Health sync
Pro options
See current App Store prices
Monthly, yearly, or bundle
The current listing shows a monthly membership, SquatTrack Pro Yearly, and the Premium Plus Bundle. Check the live App Store page for prices.
- Monthly membership
- SquatTrack Pro Yearly
- Premium Plus Bundle
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Quick answers about how the app works, what's free, and what syncs where.
How does SquatTrack count squats?
Sensor counting is still the main path: hold the phone or rest it on your lap and motion sensors detect each rep. You can also use camera pose recognition on iPhone or start a session from Apple Watch — it is not limited to sensors only.
Is SquatTrack free?
Yes — free to download with auto counting, voice feedback, and Apple Health sync. Optional Pro memberships are listed on the App Store page.
How many squats should I do a day?
Beginners do well with 3 sets of 10–15 bodyweight squats; experienced trainees often work in the 50–100+ daily range. Whatever the number, accurate counting and rest days matter more than maxing out — the app tracks both volume and history for you.
Ready to get started?
Download and start your free trial today. No commitment — try it and see if it fits your routine.