Users lean their phone against something nearby and train.
CALGARY, Alberta — Apex One, a fitness app from a Calgary-based team, has launched on BetaList. The app uses a phone's camera to count reps, score form, and give spoken coaching cues during a workout.
Users lean their phone against something nearby and train. Apex One tracks movement on the device for exercises such as squats, curls and push-ups. It also offers guided rehab programs meant for the time between physiotherapy sessions, with pain check-ins before and after each one.
The company says training video stays on the phone, and only counts are stored. Progress shows up as streaks, a two-week chart and personal bests. A free squat demo is available on the site.
About Apex One: Apex One is based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and available worldwide. Contact: [email protected]. More at apexfitness.io.
