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Flappy Pushups: your pushups fly the bird
DEMO APP Prop your phone on the floor, get into a plank, and the bird sits on your eye line. Sink down and it dives; push up and it climbs through the pipes. Flappy Pushups is an open-source iOS demo built on the QuickPose SDK — a small, complete app that shows what on-device pose…
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Five releases in five weeks: what’s new in the QuickPose iOS SDK
Since the styling release in July we’ve shipped five updates to the iOS SDK — five new fitness exercises, a wider default camera field of view, a fix that makes front push-ups countable head-on, finer control over the skeleton overlay, and a change to the MediaPipe graph that keeps the pipeline busy between frames. Here’s…
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Your Skeleton, Your Style: Introducing Custom Annotation Styling
The overlay that QuickPose draws on top of the camera — the points, the lines, the range-of-motion arcs — is the part of your app your users actually *see*. Until now it looked the same in every app: crisp white lines on a live feed. Functional, but generic. Not anymore. The latest QuickPose SDK ships…
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2 million sessions tracked by QuickPose
We are excited to announce that our mobile SDKs on iOS, Android and React Native have now tracked over 2 million separate sessions. QuickPose has enabled developers to quickly implement and launch pose tracking features in their apps in less than 2 hours. Allowing apps to count reps, measure ranges of motion, do biomechanics analysis…
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QuickPose React Native v0.2.5
We’re happy to share that QuickPose React Native Pose Estimation has been updated to v0.2.5, continuing our commitment to making real-time body tracking as seamless as possible for React Native developers. What’s New in v0.2.5 This release is a focused quality-of-life improvement for iOS developers. We fixed a podspec issue that caused problems reading repository…
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New Sample App: AI PushUp Rep Counter
https://youtube.com/shorts/xpX16Jzf6ts Building fitness apps that track movement accurately is tough. You’re juggling camera permissions, real-time processing, UI feedback, data persistence—and that’s before you even touch the computer vision part. We just released a new sample app that handles all of it. The AI PushUp Rep Counter is a complete iOS demo showing how to build…
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We Hit 1 Million Workouts! 🎉
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news. QuickPose.ai has now powered over 1 million workouts! What Does This Mean? Our mobile SDK has tracked more than a million sessions. That’s a million times someone: Counted their reps Measured their range of motion Analyzed their biomechanics All thanks to developers like you. A Huge Thank You…
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New Exercises in QuickPose – Overarm Reach & Knee Raises
We have released two new exercises in our iOS SDK that are now available. Now you can count reps for Overarm Reach and Knee Raises. These two exercises have been added to our fitness library that enables you to count reps for 20+ exercises. To implement them today into your apps you see how to…
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QuickPose.ai Now Available on Android
Big news! Our SDK is now available for Android developers. What This Means You can now build movement tracking apps for Android. The same powerful features you love on iOS are now on Android too. Track reps. Measure biomechanics. Analyze range of motion. All in real-time. Why Android? You asked for it. Many of you…
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Building a Pose Estimation MVP: From Idea to Launch
Key steps and principles for Building a Pose Estimation MVP.
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