Prop up your phone.
It counts every rep.

FitCount uses your camera to count juggling touches, jump rope, push-ups, squats, jumping jacks and plank time, live on screen. The full FitHome workout app is included. No account, no internet.

One-time purchase · Android 5.0+ · No account

No clicker.

No counting in your head.

Just train.

Prop it up.

How it works

Prop it up.
Step back. Go.

A quick setup check makes sure the camera can see you before the count starts.

  1. 01
    Pick a drillJuggling, jump rope, push-ups, squats, jumping jacks or plank. Each drill tells you where to stand.
  2. 02
    Frame yourselfLean the phone against something 2 to 3 metres away. The setup check tells you when your whole body is in view.
  3. 03
    Train, then checkThe count runs live while you move. Afterwards, see your result, replay the session and fix any miss by hand.
counted live.

Live counting

Every touch,
counted live.

A big count you can read from a few steps away, a ring that follows the ball and a ball motion chart that marks each touch. Spoken milestones and a metronome keep your eyes on the ball.

  • Six drills, from juggling to plank hold
  • Rhythm, touch interval and time on screen
  • Spoken milestones and an optional metronome
jacks and jumps.

Bodyweight drills

Push-ups, squats,
jacks and jumps.

For push-ups, squats and jumping jacks, FitCount follows your body to count each rep and plots the movement as you go. Plank times the hold while your body stays straight, and jump rope counts every jump.

  • Pose tracking runs on the phone, offline
  • Tempo and rep interval for every set
  • Optional: count jump rope by sound
Fix it in Replay.

Replay and fix

Missed one?
Fix it in Replay.

Watch the session back with the overlay redrawn. Step from touch to touch or rep to rep, slow it down, and add or remove a count by hand. Uncertain counts are flagged so you know where to look.

  • Step through every touch or rep
  • Slow motion at 0.25× and 0.5×
  • Add or remove counts by hand
on your phone.

History and records

Every session,
on your phone.

Every session is saved with a personal record for each drill, a 30-day best-per-day chart, streaks and badges to unlock.

  • Personal records for all six drills
  • 30-day progress and streaks
  • Badges for touches, reps and streaks
Challenge a friend.

Share and challenge

Show the clip.
Challenge a friend.

Export the session as a video with the count drawn on it, in 9:16 for stories or 16:9 wide, or as a result image. Send a challenge as a QR code and keep a leaderboard of the scores friends send back.

  • Overlay video in 9:16 or 16:9
  • Result image, plus CSV and JSON data
  • QR challenges and a leaderboard
built in.

FitHome included

A whole workout app,
built in.

FitCount includes everything in FitHome: the 30-day full-body challenge, 15 plans at three levels, 150 animated exercises, strength training and a voice coach that counts with you.

  • 30-day challenge and 15 plans
  • 150 exercises with chair, wall Pilates and desk-break packs
  • Strength routines, HIIT and Tabata timers

And more

The small things,
done right.

Light & dark themesColour-blind-safe charts and large text.
20 languagesIncluding right-to-left Arabic.
Kids modeCovers faces in replays and exports, uses a nickname and asks a parent before sharing.
Keeps its coolIf the phone gets hot, video recording stops and counting goes on.
Video storage you controlTurn recording off or delete videos automatically. Counts and records stay.
Your data, your fileExport sessions as CSV or JSON, or back up everything.

30-day progress

Small sessions.
New records.

FitCount charts your best count each day for every drill, so you can watch a record coming before you break it.

  1. Every session is saved automatically
  2. Your best count per day, for 30 days
  3. New records are marked on the result
Juggling · best per day
41

Illustrative example.

Pricing

Pay once.
Count forever.

No subscription, no Pro tier, no ads. Buy FitCount once on Google Play and every feature is unlocked.

One-time purchase

Everything included

  • Camera counting for all six drills
  • Replay, fix and overlay video export
  • Challenges, history and badges
  • Every FitHome workout and plan
  • Every future update
Coming soon to Google Play

The price is shown on Google Play in your currency. Google Play's refund policy applies.

No catch.

No subscription, ever✓
No ads or trackers✓
No account to create✓
Works with no internet✓
Free updates✓

Privacy

Your camera.
Your phone. Nowhere else.

Camera video is analysed on your phone and never uploaded. FitCount has no account, no servers and no internet permission.

No accountOpen the app and start. No sign-up, no password.
No internet permissionThe app can't send anything anywhere.
Analysed on the phoneCounting runs on the device. Videos stay in the app's private storage until you export or delete them.
Camera and mic are opt-inAsked only when you start those features. The microphone only listens for the rope and records nothing.
What leaves your phone
Nothing, unless you export or share it. FitCount has no internet permission, so it can't upload anything. Exports go only where you put them. Privacy policy →

Questions,
answered.

How accurate is the count?

Counts are estimates. Good light, a still phone and your whole body in view help most. Like any camera counter, it can miss a touch when the ball is hidden or leaves the frame, so every count can be fixed in Replay.

Is my video uploaded anywhere?

No. Video is analysed on the phone and FitCount has no internet permission. Videos stay on the device until you export or delete them, and you can turn recording off.

Is there a subscription?

No. FitCount is a one-time purchase on Google Play, with no in-app purchases and no ads.

Which phones does it work on?

Android phones and tablets with a camera, running Android 5.0 or newer. It works fully offline.

How is it different from FitHome?

FitCount includes every FitHome workout and adds the camera counter. It's a separate app with its own one-time purchase.

Is FitCount medical advice?

No. It's a training counter, not medical advice. Train within your limits, and check with a doctor first if you have a health condition.