A small team, one app, a few rules we don’t bend
Pushgard is a workout game for iPhone and Android made by SupafastTech LLC, a small software company registered in Wyoming, United States. The phone camera counts push-ups, squats, crunches and plank, and every counted rep hits a monster. The tower, heroes, gear and ranks are all built from real reps.
- Name
- Pushgard
- Platforms
- iPhone (App Store), Android (Google Play)
- Exercises
- Push-ups, squats, crunches, plank
- Counting
- On-device pose model, 33 body points, two signals per rep
- Price
- Free, no ads, one optional subscription
- Made by
- SupafastTech LLC, Wyoming, USA
- Contact
- [email protected]
A counter you can’t nod at
A rep counter that asks you to tap, or to press the phone to your chest, can be fooled. Once a counter can be fooled, the game around it means nothing. A pose model on the phone that needs two body signals to agree can’t be nodded at.
It is more work to build, and it needs light and some floor in front of the phone. We think that trade is right. How it counts.
What the game keeps
- Reps are counted on the phone. No video or photo of you leaves the device.
- Reps, experience and rank are not for sale. Premium never changes how a rep is counted.
- The rank ladder is the same for everyone. It doesn’t bend to you.
- Everything else is priced from your own measurement. The plan, the tower, the rewards. A beginner and a strong athlete climb at the same pace for the same effort.
Writing about us?
Facts, descriptions, art and screenshots are on the press page. The characters are drawn in code, not photographed, so we can render them at any size you need. Write to [email protected].
Try it with one set
Free on iPhone and Android.