RepsForReels blocks social media and other addictive apps until you exercise. You have to complete pushups or squats, which are verified by AI-powered pose detection, to earn screen time minutes.
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Our mission is simple: to help people break screen addiction, reduce mindless screen time, and build better habits. Doomscrolling has quietly become part of our daily routine, and the real danger is that we don’t fully recognise what it’s doing to us, weakening our focus, discipline, confidence, and even the way we think. Hours disappear, attention fades, and goals get pushed aside. We believe our time is too valuable to be traded for endless scrolling. If that time were redirected toward movement, learning, creating, building, or even resting with intention, life would feel different, with more energy, more progress, and more control. We understand that social media is part of modern life; the goal isn’t to quit entirely, but to reduce the frequency and use it intentionally rather than automatically. We’re not against screens, we’re against losing yourself to them. And we believe that small, consistent daily actions can turn passive consumption into active growth.
Really like how RepsForReels turns screen time into a reward for movement — that’s a clever way to make exercise habitual while tackling mindless scrolling 💪📱
One tiny thing I noticed: the AI pose detection seems powerful, but it might be tricky for new users to trust or calibrate it right away. A quick tutorial or “test reps” mode could make onboarding feel smoother and more confident.
I’d be happy to create a mini-audit with 3–4 concrete tweaks that could make the first-time experience feel effortless — would you like me to send it over?
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Really like how RepsForReels turns screen time into a reward for movement — that’s a clever way to make exercise habitual while tackling mindless scrolling 💪📱
One tiny thing I noticed: the AI pose detection seems powerful, but it might be tricky for new users to trust or calibrate it right away. A quick tutorial or “test reps” mode could make onboarding feel smoother and more confident.
I’d be happy to create a mini-audit with 3–4 concrete tweaks that could make the first-time experience feel effortless — would you like me to send it over?