Verified · the accuracy receipt
A rank you can't fake needs a number you can check.
Every fitness app says its camera counts reps. This page is how ours is tested, and what it scored. The test is recorded, the manual count comes from a second camera, and the result goes up the day it is measured — the real one, whatever it is.
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Rep counts are credited only at full range; a shallow rep is refused out loud. The bar to call the camera "verified": 97% of full reps counted, 90% of shallow reps refused, zero false starts.
| Movement | Sets | Full reps counted | Shallow refused |
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The protocol
- 20 sets, 5 movements, 200 reps — back squat, push-up, bench press, barbell row, pull-up. Four sets of ten each.
- In every set, two deliberate shallow reps at a random position. The camera should count eight and refuse two.
- iPhone on a stand at chest height, 2.5 m back, ordinary gym light. A second phone films the side view for the hand count.
- Depth rules the camera enforces: hip crease below the knee · chest a fist from the floor · bar touches, full lockout · bar to lower chest · chin over the bar.
- Re-run before every release that touches the counter. A movement under 90% ships labelled beta, not verified.
The ranking itself is against published population norms — strength standards at bodyweight, Cooper Institute and ACSM tables, FFMI distributions — never against our own install count. Sources are shown in the app next to every percentile.
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