How ReppUp works

Block. Rep. Unlock.

Pick apps to block. Open one and ReppUp asks for a quick set, counts every full rep on your iPhone, then lets you back in.

01 · Pick your apps

Block the apps that eat your time.

Choose social, games, or any other iPhone apps that pull you in. Then set a daily rep goal and choose squats, push-ups, or a mix.

Change the list or switch blocking off whenever you need to. ReppUp is for building your own habits—not policing someone else.

ReppUp confirms the user’s blocked apps and movement settings

02 · Get your reps in

Want the app? Knock out a set.

Open a blocked app and ReppUp starts a quick challenge. Set your iPhone down where it can see you, wait for Ready, then hit your squats or push-ups.

The counting happens on your iPhone. No workout video is recorded, saved, or uploaded.

ReppUp’s app blocking setup screen

03 · Get back in

Finish the set. Unlock the app.

Complete the reps and the app you wanted opens for a limited session. Your other chosen apps stay blocked, and every set adds to your daily goal.

Apple controls the exact re-block timing, so it can vary slightly.

ReppUp Home screen showing daily movement and app access state

Built around real control

What ReppUp does—and what it doesn’t.

01

Individual iPhone apps

Launch support is for apps you select individually. Website and whole-category blocking are not part of the current product.

02

Squats and push-ups

These are the camera-counted movements currently supported. No unvalidated exercise library is advertised.

03

A clear way out

Switch movements or turn blocking off when exercise is not appropriate. ReppUp does not trap you behind a workout.

Get your reps in

Get your reps in. Get on with your day.

ReppUp is being built for people who want less screen time, more movement, and a stronger daily routine.

Coming to iPhone