Prop your phone.
Knee height, 6 to 8 feet away, whole body in frame.
The squat workout game
SquatQuest
Your iPhone camera counts every rep. Each squat damages a boss. No equipment, no wearables, no cheating.
8 bosses to defeat
12 badges to earn
Day 1 starts at just 5 squats
SquatQuest uses on-device pose tracking through your iPhone's camera. Stand 6 to 8 feet away and every full-depth squat is counted automatically and dealt as damage to the boss.
Knee height, 6 to 8 feet away, whole body in frame.
The camera tracks your hips and knees. Full depth equals full damage.
Drain the boss HP bar before the timer or your energy runs out.
All pose detection runs on-device with Apple's Vision framework. Camera video is never uploaded or stored.
Kicks is a boxing baby kangaroo who trains beside you. He jabs on every rep, celebrates your level-ups, and his thighs literally grow as you gain levels. Your gains are his gains.
A crime family of the world's laziest animals. Beat all 8 to dethrone the Mattress King.
20 HP
Unlocked
35 HP
Unlocked
50 HP
Unlocked
75 HP
Unlocked
100 HP
Unlocked
150 HP
Locked
200 HP
Locked
300 HP
Locked
Day 1 starts easy, then the ladder grows as you build consistency.
Twelve badges mark the moments that make a short workout feel earned.
Earn coins, dress the mascot, and make the workout look like your run.
Level up
Every rep counts, win or lose. Gold level-up slams, confetti, and Kicks getting stronger keep the streak moving.
Through your iPhone's front camera with on-device pose tracking. It maps your hips, knees, and ankles and counts a rep only at full depth.
No. Just your iPhone propped at knee height, 6 to 8 feet away, and enough space to be fully in frame.
No. Pose detection runs entirely on-device using Apple's Vision framework. Video is never uploaded, stored, or shared.
Timed boss battles. Day 1 starts at 5 squats and the daily goal ladder climbs to 50 by day 10, then adapts as you get stronger.
A monthly or yearly subscription after onboarding, cancel anytime in one tap.
iPhone running the iOS version listed on the App Store or later. iPad works in portrait. Android is not available yet.