Free
Learn the moves.
$0
No subscription needed
- Exercise library with step-by-step instructions
- Animated stick-figure demos
- Common mistakes and what the AI checks on each exercise
AI personal trainer
Prop up your phone and train. Reptiq tracks your movement with the camera, counts your reps and corrects your form out loud, in real time. Coach adds a training plan that adapts to how well you move.
Reptiq is launching on Android first.
No wearables and no extra equipment. Your phone's camera and an AI coach voice are all you need.
Lean it against a wall or a water bottle a few steps away, so your whole body is in view. Each exercise shows you where to put the camera.
Pose tracking runs on your phone. It counts reps, times holds and checks your form on every rep.
A coach voice corrects you mid-set, for example "Keep your chest up". After each set you get a form score and the issues to work on.
Pose detection and form checks run entirely on your device. Camera frames and body-tracking points are never uploaded or stored. Your account keeps only workout results, such as reps, hold times and form scores.
Start with the free exercise library. Upgrade when you want a spotter on every rep, or a coach who plans your training.
Learn the moves.
$0
No subscription needed
Live form coaching on every exercise.
$9.99 / month
or $49.99 / year with a 7-day free trial
A personal trainer in your pocket.
$19.99 / month
or $99.99 / year with a 7-day free trial
Prices are in US dollars. The store sets prices in other countries and shows them in the app before you subscribe. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel them in your Google Play or App Store account. The 7-day free trial is offered on all plans, monthly and annual, to eligible new subscribers; the store decides eligibility, and the trial is not available in every country. See the Terms of Use.
Reptiq gives general fitness guidance. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Consult a healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and before starting a new exercise program, especially if you have an injury or a health condition. Stop if you feel pain.