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About Cornish Reps: Rep Counter

Cornish Reps counts your reps with the motion sensors in your earbuds and says every number in your ear. The phone lies on the floor, you just do the work. Free, no account, no subscription, no ads, no network. HOW IT WORKS Put in your earbuds, start a set and go. The app reads the motion of your head, counts each rep and calls it out. A set ends when you tap the screen, say stop, or simply hold still. If a number slips, fix it out loud: plus one, minus two. The voice commands are start, stop, pause, resume, plus and minus. No earbuds on you? Everything else still works. The program, the rest timers, the stats and the streak are all there, and you set the numbers by hand after each set. EXERCISES Push-ups, knee push-ups, sit-ups, squats, pull-ups, assisted pull-ups, and the plank on a timer. THE PROGRAM It starts with one test: do as many as you can in a single set. From that number the app lays out six weeks of sets, three workouts a week. Push-ups run on the classic hundred push-ups table, the other exercises have their own tables of the same shape. Retests after week two and week four rebuild the rest of the plan around what you actually did. Every exercise except the plank gets its own program and its own test, and the plank is sets and seconds you pick yourself. Come back after a long break and the plan steps back with you instead of pretending nothing happened. WHAT ELSE IS INSIDE A daily streak: any one exercise closes the day and keeps the pixel cat fed. A home screen widget with the streak and whether the day is closed. Stats: totals per exercise, growth charts, a calendar of every day you trained, and a full workout log. A rest timer between sets. Tap the water during rest to add fifteen seconds. An optional evening reminder, only on days you have not trained yet. It is a local notification, nothing is sent anywhere. CSV export of the raw sensor recordings, and a JSON backup of the whole history. Light and dark themes. English and Russian, switched in settings. PRIVACY The app makes no network requests of its own. There is no account, no analytics, no advertising identifier. Your history sits on your iPhone, and it leaves only when you share the file yourself. Voice commands go through Apple's own speech recognition: the app asks iOS to keep it on the iPhone, and if the on-device model will not run, iOS may pass the audio to Apple's speech recognition service. It never reaches me. WHAT YOU NEED An iPhone on iOS 18 or later. Automatic counting needs headphones with a motion sensor: it works with AirPods Pro, AirPods 3 and AirPods 4. Without them the app works with manual input. This is a training app, not medical advice. Talk to a doctor before you start a training program. AirPods is a trademark of Apple Inc. Cornish Reps is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Apple Inc.

What’s new

Version 1.0.10 · Updated October 20, 2026

Reset progress now asks what exactly to start over: a specific exercise or all at once. Before, the button reset whichever exercise was picked in fine tuning, so it was easy to reset the wrong one. Workout history and the streak stay after a reset.

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