Centurion
For iPhone
Train to 100. The camera counts.
Prop up your iPhone and start a set. Centurion counts your push-ups, sit-ups, squats and jumping jacks with the camera and says each number out loud, so you never lose count.
No equipment. Just a floor and your phone.
Set your iPhone a couple of steps away so it can see all of you. A rep counts only when you do the whole movement.
Push-ups
Upper body
Sit-ups
Core
Squats
Legs
Jumping jacks
Full body
From where you are to 100.
Tell Centurion how many you can do in one set and the number you want to reach. It builds a ladder of workouts from one to the other.
Each level is a workout of a few sets, the last one as many as you can. Hit every target and the next level opens; fall short and you repeat it. Want it easier or harder? Pick another level any time.
The 3-minute challenge.
As many reps as you can in three minutes, counted by the camera. Rest whenever you like; the clock keeps running. Beat your record and it turns gold.
Squats · 71 so far
Made for the middle of a set.
Counts out loud
Every rep is spoken, over your music and with the silent switch on. No need to look at the screen mid push-up.
Progress that adds up
Your reps per week and your records for each exercise, all in one place.
A private camera
The picture is analyzed on your iPhone and never recorded, saved or sent anywhere.
Good to know.
Where do I put my phone?
On the floor or a low shelf, a couple of steps away, so your whole body is in view.
Does Centurion record video?
No. It looks at each camera frame on your iPhone to find your pose, then forgets it. Nothing is saved or uploaded.
What if it misses a rep?
A rep that doesn't count is marked in red, so you know to go all the way on the next one.
Why “Centurion”?
A Roman centurion led a hundred soldiers. A hundred push-ups is the classic goal, and the one the ladder is named for. You can set any goal you like.
Which iPhones does it work on?
Any iPhone with iOS 17 or later.
Your next set counts.
Centurion is coming to the App Store for iPhone.