A push-up RPG
Push-ups, but there is something at stake.
Prop your phone against something and start. The camera counts every rep you do — and every one of them lands on whatever you are fighting.
Free at launch · No ads · The video never leaves your phone
How a fight goes
Nothing here is a rep counter with a theme on top. What you can attempt is gated by what you have actually done.
- Pick your fight Every boss names a rule — one unbroken set, three sets with a shrinking rest, a ladder up and back down, a round every minute. Six formats, and the rule is the fight.
- Prop the phone up The front camera watches you and counts. Shallow reps don't score, and it tells you which ones they were.
- Empty the bar Each rep is damage. Break the format or run out of time and the boss keeps whatever health is left — come back when you can take it.
Four ways to spend a set
Gates
Fight a boss alone. Six gates to climb on each one, from Disciple to Mythic. A gate is bought with coin and earned by clearing the one below — neither alone is enough.
Duel
Thirty seconds, most reps wins. Live against a friend, or against the ghost of a set somebody already did — so there is always someone to fight.
Raids
One health bar, several people, everyone counting at once. A raid is a fight nobody clears on their own.
Codex
Your heroes and their levels, every fight you have finished, and the faces of the things you have beaten — worn as your own.
Six gates, and no shortcut
- Disciple
- Adept
- Master
- Elite
- Legend
- Mythic
Each gate demands more volume, or a harsher condition, than the one under it. A Disciple run and a Legend run on the same boss look different from across the room.
What is waiting
A pantheon of them, and push-ups, pull-ups and squats each have their own ladder to climb.
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Cerberus of the Three Throats Three heads, three sets. Get past all of them or past none. -
Kitsune of the Nine Tails Nine rounds, one for each tail. Every minute, until she is out of them. -
Wukong Equal to Heaven Five hundred years pinned under a mountain. Ten minutes on a bar is not going to impress him.
The video never leaves your phone
Counting happens on the device. Each camera frame is turned into a set of joint positions, used to decide whether a rep happened, and thrown away — the next frame overwrites it. Nothing is recorded, nothing is uploaded, and there is no code in the app that could.
What crosses the network during a fight is a rep count and a timestamp. Even a ghost — the recorded set you duel against — is a series of numbers, never a video.