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Repcrow is an iPhone app that counts your reps out loud with the camera, runs the clock and films the workout, for athletes who train alone.

Fact sheet

Platform: iPhone (iOS 17 or later), with an Apple Watch app (watchOS 10 or later)
Price: Free; Repcrow Pro $7.99/month or $49/year
Status: TestFlight beta; App Store launch ahead of the 2027 CrossFit Open
Counted movements: 92
Privacy: Body tracking on the phone, no account, no ads, no third-party tracking
Website: repcrow.com

Short description

Repcrow turns an iPhone into a training partner for people who train alone. Prop the phone up, press start, and it counts every rep out loud with the camera, runs the clock for AMRAPs, EMOMs and For Time workouts, and films the session with the count on the video. It counts 92 movements, from thrusters and pull-ups to wall balls and burpees, works with Apple Watch, and keeps video on the phone. Counting, timers and the workout log are free; Repcrow Pro ($7.99 a month or $49 a year) adds AI plans, pace and fatigue analytics and clips without a watermark.

Long description

Anyone who trains alone knows the moment: round three, deep in the red, and the count is gone. Was that 14 or 15? Repcrow was built for that athlete: the one in a garage at 6 am, in a hotel gym on a work trip, or doing the CrossFit Open without a judge.

Lean the iPhone against a plate, a water bottle or a tripod and press start. Repcrow watches with the camera and calls out every rep and every round, so your eyes stay on the bar. Body tracking runs on the phone; video never leaves it unless you share it. It handles the formats people actually train with (For Time, AMRAP, EMOM, Tabata, intervals, ladders and multi-part days like Murph) and 92 counted movements, with scaling for your level.

Every session can be filmed with the count and clock over the video, so a score comes with proof. After the workout, Repcrow shows splits for every movement and round, and you can share the best stretch as a vertical clip. With Apple Watch, heart rate shows on screen and the workout is saved to Apple Health.

Repcrow is free to download. Counting, timers, the log, share links and your own programming are free. Repcrow Pro, $7.99 a month or $49 a year, adds AI-written training plans, pace and fatigue analytics, clips without a watermark and, for the 2027 Open, Open mode: judged recordings with the count on the video.