SquatPass

SquatPass is the app that makes you earn your screen time — one squat at a time.

Using AI-powered pose detection, SquatPass counts your squat reps in real time through your phone's camera. No video is recorded or uploaded — everything happens on your device.

SquatPass is free to download. Full access to app blocking, workout unlocks, and the core habit-building flow requires an active in-app subscription.

HOW IT WORKS

• Do squats. The AI tracks your form and counts every rep.
• Earn minutes. Each rep adds time to your unlock bank.
• Block distracting apps. With an active subscription, choose which apps to lock using Apple's Family Controls.
• Unlock with movement. With an active subscription, use your earned minutes to access blocked apps.

GAMIFICATION THAT KEEPS YOU MOVING

• Earn XP with every workout. Streak multipliers reward consistency.
• Level up through 40+ ranks from Starter to Legend.
• Unlock 18 badges for milestones, streaks, time-of-day challenges, and special achievements.
• Track your progress with weekly summaries and session history.

PRIVACY FIRST SquatPass uses your camera only for real-time pose detection. No video is ever recorded, stored, or uploaded. Your workout data syncs securely to the cloud, and the app works offline.

SET YOUR OWN GOALS Choose a daily squat goal that works for you. Start small and build up. The app adapts to your pace.

SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION SquatPass offers auto-renewable subscriptions for full app access. If you choose a subscription, payment is charged to your Apple Account when the purchase is confirmed. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current billing period.

You can manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account settings. If a free trial or introductory offer is available, any unused portion may be forfeited when you confirm a subscription purchase.

Download SquatPass and start earning your screen time today.

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