PassFit

Experience gamified fitness — verified on-device by camera. Train Solo or Team up. Keep each other accountable, and hit your goals.

PassFit counts the reps you actually finished.

Prop your phone against a wall, start a set, and PassFit reads the 33-point skeleton of your body in real time. It counts a rep only when you reach the bottom of the movement and come back up — not when you bounce, not when you cut a quarter short, not when your form drifts. Pushups, squats, and balance holds, all from the same engine, all running entirely on your phone. The camera image never leaves your device.

Counting that holds a standard. Most rep counters are timers with a coat of paint. PassFit isn't. It runs on-device pose detection and a movement-signature matcher tuned against thousands of real reps. Stop halfway and it doesn't count. Cheat the depth and it doesn't count. The number on the screen is the number you earned.

A streak you can watch being built. Every session lands on a 13-week grid — light days, heavy days, the run you don't want to break. Set a daily goal and watch the line. It's the quiet pressure that gets you off the couch on a Tuesday, with or without anyone else.

A small, honest social layer. Add a friend by @username — no contacts upload, no follow graph. Send rep gifts when they crush a session. Challenge them to a target — "100 pushups, 24 hours" — and PassFit closes it the instant one of you hits the number on camera. See each friend's streak and grid, and measure it against yours. No feed, no follower count, no algorithm. Just the people you actually train with.

Privacy as a default, not a setting. Camera frames are processed in memory and discarded — they never touch disk, let alone the cloud. Workout history syncs to your private iCloud, and you can turn it off. What you share with friends is training intensity and streaks only, never your raw workouts, and one switch turns it off and deletes it. Pose recordings stay on your device for 30 days, then delete themselves. Want to help the rep detector improve? You can opt in to donate anonymized skeleton data — off by default, behind an explicit consent screen, with your name and identity never attached.

What's in v1. Pushups, squats, and balance holds. Friends, rep gifts, and on-camera challenges. Friend activity grids. iCloud workout-history sync. An onboarding that gets you to your first set in under two minutes.

Built for iPhone 12 and later. Portrait-only. iOS 17 and up.