Every push-up, counted. Here is how all of it works.

Put your phone on the floor and PushFit counts your reps with the front camera, no hands and no wearable required. This guide walks through every screen, every setting and every number in the app, from your first rep to the day your streak survives a week off.

  • 0Taps mid-workout
  • 7Themes, everywhere
  • 21Languages
  • 15Chapters below
A PushFit workout in the green theme, counter reading 7 reps
A PushFit workout in the default blue theme
A PushFit workout in the pink theme

The short version

Put the phone on the floor, screen up. Press the circle. Lower your face toward the screen and PushFit counts the rep, out loud if you want it to, and again on every rep after that until you stand up.

Everything else in the app hangs off that one loop. Your reps become a day on the calendar, a bar on a chart, a ring on your wrist, a number on a widget, a place on a leaderboard, and, if you want, the reason your social apps unlock. Nothing you do mid-workout requires touching the phone.

Here is the whole thing, recorded on an iPhone: the home screen, the countdown, the count climbing rep by rep, the confetti the moment the daily goal lands, and the rest timer starting on its own.

Nothing in that clip needed a second tap. The reps in it were counted by the front camera on a real device, and the same run finishes on the celebration screen.

A workout, start to restRecorded on iPhone. No taps after the first.
1

It counts without hands

The front camera measures how far your face is from the screen. Every trip down and back up is one rep. No video is recorded and nothing leaves the phone.

2

It keeps the whole history

Every rep carries a timestamp and, when the camera measured it, a depth. That is what makes the charts, the records and the form graphs real rather than estimated.

3

It forgives rest days

Training banks recovery. A day off spends it instead of breaking your streak. You never plan anything and the streak only ends when the balance runs out.

Your first minute

PushFit's first run is not a tour. It is one circle and four beats, and the push-up you do during it is real: counted, saved, and part of your history from then on.

After that you pick your colour, turn on hands-free counting if your iPhone can do it, and the counter you have been pressing flies into place as the home screen's Start button. Skip is always in the corner, and nothing you skip is lost: it is all in Settings afterwards.

The chapters

Most asked

The questions that arrive by email most often, and where they are answered.

It is not counting my reps
Almost always posture or lighting. The camera needs to see your face, and your face has to travel far enough between the two thresholds.
How do I change my name?
Settings, then the name at the top. It changes what friends and the leaderboard see, without touching your Game Center account.
Why is my streak still alive after a day off?
Training earns rest days. A day off spends one instead of breaking the chain.
Can I fix a set that counted wrong?
Yes. Open the day, press and hold the set, then edit the reps or delete it. Health is rewritten to match.
How do I add a friend?
Leaderboard, then the invite link. Anyone who opens it lands on your invite screen.
I got a new phone. Where is my history?
iCloud carries it if it is switched on. If it is not, there is a server backup and a restore.

How to read this

Paths through the app are written like this: SettingsCountingFace Detection. Settings is the round button in the top corner of the home screen.

Anything marked Pro lives in PushFit Pro, the separate paid app. Everything else is in both. Screens shown here are from an iPhone in the blue theme; your colour will differ, because the theme repaints all of it.