RepCrest Workout: Squat Count

iOS app by Yoshifumi Harada. Health & Fitness · Yoshifumi Harada

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0 / 5
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0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0.2
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-16

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RepCrest counts. You train. RepCrest automatically counts squats with the motion sensors in your iPhone. There is no need to frame your full body in a camera view or find the perfect place to prop up your phone. Hold iPhone sideways with both hands, get ready, and start. Begin with calibration and an ability assessment. RepCrest uses the result to suggest a four-set workout matched to your current level. Follow guided rest, optional tempo cues, and spoken feedback. After training, tell RepCrest how it felt to adjust your next level. Key features - Automatic squat counting with iPhone motion sensors - Calibration for the way you hold and move - Ability assessment up to 300 reps and 100 training levels - Four-set Finish Wave workouts - Goal-based tempo, rest, voice, sound, and haptics - Workout history, progress stats, and secret badges - English and Japanese Try every feature for seven completed workouts. Starting with workout eight, unlock full access with one in-app purchase. No subscription. Stop exercising if you feel pain, dizziness, or severe shortness of breath. RepCrest is not intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition. Launch price Full Unlock is currently offered at a launch price. The price may increase in the future as new exercises, including abs and push-ups, and additional features are added. If you purchase Full Unlock during the launch-price period, future exercise additions will be included at no additional in-app purchase cost.

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