Master of Pushups

Name: Master of Pushups
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

AI vision app that turns your phone into a pushup trainer!

5.0•1 review•

310 followers

AI vision app that turns your phone into a pushup trainer!

5.0•1 review•

310 followers

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Master of Pushups transforms your iPhone into an AI-powered push-up trainer. Using CV, it tracks reps, ensures proper form, and boosts progress. Perfect for all fitness levels, it features real-time feedback, gamified challenges, and personalized tracking.

Launch tags:Android•Health & Fitness•Artificial Intelligence

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Awesome stuff! I love seeing new applications that help people get active and fit. personal trainers are going to love this!

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2yr ago

Plai

This is great! I really love the gamification aspect because I often struggle with staying motivated to push myself every day. Congrats on the launch

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2yr ago

Raycast

Metallica fans, eh? ＼(◎o◎)／！ Can you explain your in-app purchase model? Looks novel!

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2yr ago

Master of Pushups

Maker

@chrismessina you caught me! I grew up on Master of Puppets ;) Our in-app purchase option provides users with detailed analysis and personalized feedback from a human professional trainer. It includes expert tips to refine push-up technique and recommendations on which muscle groups to focus on for balanced strength and improvement

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2yr ago

Raycast

@ohad_sheffer1 love that! A customer-aligned business model! 💪🏻 Who is the "human professional trainer" and how many of them do you have in rotation?

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2yr ago

App Finder

Great idea, this can sure be useful, and a good motivation!

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2yr ago

Master of Pushups

Maker

@konrad_sx Thanks for the feedback!

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2yr ago

KIVA (By Wellows)

💡 Bright idea

@ohad_sheffer1 Starting to build something where your passion lies is truly priceless. Many congratulations on the launch of Master of Pushups! As a fitness enthusiast, I have a few questions regarding Master of Pushups: - How does the app ensure hands are aligned with shoulder width or properly adjusted for different push-up variations (e.g., wide-arm or diamond push-ups)? - Can the app measure the angle of elbow flexion during the descent and ascent? - How does the app detect improper wrist alignment (e.g., hands turned too far inward or outward), which can lead to joint discomfort? - Can the app detect if the head is positioned neutrally in alignment with the spine, or if the user is craning their neck up or down? - Can the app analyze scapular movement (protraction and retraction) to encourage proper engagement of the upper back muscles? - How does it handle asymmetries or compensations, such as favoring one side?

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2yr ago

Master of Pushups

Maker

@muhammad_saleem_ahrar - How does the app ensure hands are aligned with shoulder width or properly adjusted for different push-up variations (e.g., wide-arm or diamond push-ups)? We use pose estimation to track the user's movement. In the current build we're focused on common shoulders width pushups - Can the app measure the angle of elbow flexion during the descent and ascent? Yes - How does the app detect improper wrist alignment (e.g., hands turned too far inward or outward), which can lead to joint discomfort? We'd probably won't be able to track that on the current build, but we explain the proper wrists positioning when performing push ups on our onboarding experience - Can the app detect if the head is positioned neutrally in alignment with the spine, or if the user is craning their neck up or down? Yes, we do track the neck angle - Can the app analyze scapular movement (protraction and retraction) to encourage proper engagement of the upper back muscles? This is a (great) different exercise which we do not track at the moment - How does it handle asymmetries or compensations, such as favoring one side? Currently we mainly analyze the posture of the body parts which are in front of the camera

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2yr ago