RepReview

iPhone · beta

Coaching that sees every rep.

Your athletes film a set. Their phone measures it and sends you the clip with the numbers already on it.

Depth and joint angles on every rep, not just the ones you happened to watch.
Bar speed, tempo and pause length — the bits your eye can't time.
Form faults flagged: knee cave, bar drift, hips off the bench, short lockouts.
All of it in one place, so a whole roster's week takes minutes to review.

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A squat set analysed: depth per rep, estimated effort and bar speed.

How it works

Prop up a phone. That's the whole setup.

No sensors, no wearables, no camera rig. One iPhone, filmed from the side.

1. You program the week

Build the training for one athlete or a whole roster, and mark which sets you want on video.

2. They lift and film

The athlete taps record on those sets. Reps are counted and measured on their phone the moment the bar is racked.

3. You review in minutes

The clips land in one inbox with what the phone found, worst first. Watch, type a note, move on.

What the phone reads

Numbers, not vibes

Scroll to run the set — this is what comes back from three reps.

Standing

Bar speed · this rep

—m/s

Rep 0 of 3 · each one slower than the last.

Depth, rep by rep

— — —

Measured against the ring: hips level with the knee.

Effort

—RPE

Worked out from the speed of your last rep.

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What it measures

Everything the camera can see

Worked out on the athlete's phone from one side-on video. No sensors on the bar, nothing strapped to anyone.

Squat

Depth — above parallel, at parallel, below it, rep by rep
Knee cave — knees tracking in at the bottom
Torso lean — and whether it gets worse as the set goes on
Hip and knee angles — through the whole rep
Bar drift — how far the bar travels forward

Bench

Pause length — how long the bar actually sat on the chest
Elbow lockout — whether the press finished
Hips off the bench — in centimetres
Bar path — drift from chest to lockout

Deadlift

Speed off the floor — measured from the moment it breaks
Hips shooting up — hips rising faster than the bar
Lockout — knees and hips finished, or not quite
Back angle — at the start and through the pull

Every lift

Reps counted — no tapping between sets
Bar speed per rep — and the drop-off across the set
Time under tension — how long each rep took
Estimated RPE — from the last rep's speed, tuned to that athlete

Measurements are estimates from body proportions in the video — best for comparing reps and sets against each other, not for certifying a competition lift.

Why coaches switch

One app instead of five

Most remote coaching runs on a spreadsheet, a chat thread, a camera roll and a lot of scrubbing through video. That's why reviewing a roster takes all evening.

Today

A programming spreadsheet nobody updates
Videos scattered across texts and DMs
Scrubbing frame by frame to judge depth
Bar speed only if you own the device and remember to clip it on
No idea who skipped sets until they tell you

With RepReview

Programming, video, measurements and messages in one place
Every filmed set arrives measured and sorted worst-first
Depth, angles, speed and pauses read automatically
Skipped sets and stalled lifts surface on their own
A week of a roster reviewed in minutes, from your phone

For coaches

Take on more athletes without more hours

Online or in person, the bottleneck is the same: you can't watch everyone lift. RepReview watches, and hands you the sets worth your attention.

Videos to review 0 cleared

PN Priya NairSquat · 3 reps · last rep 41% slower Reviewed

EP Ethan ParkBench · 5 reps · no pause on rep 4 Reviewed

JR Jordan ReyesSquat · 2 of 3 above parallel Reviewed

MC Maya ChenDeadlift · slow off the floor Reviewed

Program once, assign to many. Build a week, push it to an athlete or the whole roster, and edit any day for any one of them.
Know who's slipping before they ghost you: missed sessions, stalled lifts, sets logged as skipped, effort creeping up.
Reply with the rep attached, so your note lands on the exact set you're talking about.
New signing? Their sport, experience and training days are on their page from day one — no intake call needed to start.
Keep your clients. Athletes who can see their own numbers stick around, and renewals are easier when progress is on a chart.

For teams, schools and clubs

Forty athletes, one screen

The whole roster at a glance

Who trained, who didn't, who's flagged. Head coaches and assistants see the same board instead of chasing a paper log.

Lifting you can actually check

Depth and bar speed on the sets that matter, even when you're running three racks at once. Good for testing days and for keeping standards honest.

Built for how schools work

Athletes join with a team code, an athletic director can run several teams under one account, and athletes on more than one team keep one training history.

School and club accounts are being set up with our first partner programs. Tell us about your team and we'll talk.

For athletes

Better data than a notes app

Settle the depth argument. Every rep is called: above parallel, at parallel, below it.
See the set slow down. Bar speed per rep tells you how close to failure you really were.
Track what matters: PRs, best lifts, volume, how consistently you trained, all built from sets you already log.
No coach yet? Start with a ready-made week for your sport, then bring a coach in when you want one.

Ten weeks, ready to go

A plan for what you actually play

Two powerlifting splits, a push/pull/legs week, and plans built for football, baseball, basketball, soccer, track, combat sports and running. Tell the app your sport and it puts the right one first. Add a whole week or a single day, on the days you can train — and if a coach programs over it later, their work wins.

Early access

Get in before the App Store

RepReview is in beta on iPhone. Coaches and teams go first — tell us who you coach and we'll get you set up.