KineCount 1.2.1 - A redesigned Home screen. Today's activity, your goals and your exercises are easier to find, and sheets open from Home for exercises, challenges, history and your profile. - Improved Progress tracking. See your recorded workouts by day, week or month, filter by exercise, view totals, and see which body areas your recorded exercises are classified to. Progress shows your own saved history and works on your device. - KineMotion now has five phases. The camera game gets more to do: faster obstacles, deeper bars to crouch under, hurdles to jump, and an enemy to punch or kick. Nothing in KineMotion is saved or counted as a workout. - Stability and compatibility improvements, including an update to the latest iOS development tooling and a fix so that stopping a workout saves it exactly once. KineCount counts reps and valid hold time with your phone camera. Camera frames are processed on your device and are not recorded or uploaded.

Version 1.2.0 introduces three major new experiences: • Spider 30 A 30-day circuit challenge combining pull-ups, push-ups and squats, with progress tracking across qualifying workout days. • KineMotion A camera-controlled movement game where you move, crouch and react to obstacles using your body as the controller. • Apple Health You can now save completed KineCount workouts to Apple Health after granting permission. Also included: • Improvements to workout-session reliability • Updated workout and progress flows • General stability and usability improvements

Smoother starts: a 3-2-1 countdown gives you a moment to get into position before counting begins. More reliable sessions: your workout auto-pauses if you leave the app, so your time and counts stay accurate. Tap Resume to continue. Weekly Plan renewals now re-check each exercise so your targets stay current. Small fix

Pull-up is here. KineCount now counts pull-up reps using your iPhone camera and on-device pose detection — no account, no subscription required. Other improvements in 1.1.1: — Branded launch screen — smoother startup experience while the app loads. — Expo SDK 56 — internal upgrade for performance and long-term stability. Core workout counting, history, and progress work without an account. The Weekly Plan and leaderboard are opt-in and require Sign in with Apple

Adaptive Weekly Plan — new in 1.1.0 KineCount now generates a personalized weekly training plan based on your fitness level and goals. The plan adapts to how you actually perform on a short assessment, then lays out a 7-day schedule across your chosen exercises. The Weekly Plan is an informational training suggestion. It does not provide medical advice, injury prevention, or coaching. Other improvements in this release: — Assessment sessions now count toward your daily totals, streaks, and leaderboard score. — Missed training days on the Weekly Plan now show your actual reps alongside the target, so you can see exactly how close you were. — After finishing your plan, a single Back to Home button brings you directly back to the Home screen. — If you reinstall the app or use a second device, your questionnaire answers are restored automatically when you renew your plan

The leaderboard now tracks three exercises: Push-up, Squat, and Sit-ups. Earning rules - Easy, Balanced and Hard

Welcome to KineCount 1.0.1 Sit-ups. Session history, Today card, estimated calories, and an optional leaderboard and App Limits beta are included.