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MoveCue: Hands-Free Routine

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Hands-free movement timer

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Hands-free movement timer

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Put your phone down. MoveCue runs your stretching, mobility, strength, or physio routine hands-free — voice cues guide each phase, your music keeps playing.

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Hi everyone — Bhavya here, the solo builder behind MoveCue. In simple terms: MoveCue is a hands-free workout timer that guides you through your exercise routine using voice cues, so you can keep your phone aside and focus on your workout instead of constantly looking at the screen. Why I built MoveCue I recently went through ACL reconstruction surgeries on both knees and had to follow a long list of physiotherapy exercises that changed every few weeks. But honestly, this problem existed even before that—with stretching, mobility work, and any routine involving timed holds and repetitions. The routine would usually be something like: 4 exercises, 3 sets, 30 seconds each side, 45 seconds rest. Every workout app expected me to keep checking the screen. I tried using Shortcuts, multiple timers, and even sticky notes on the wall. Nothing worked well for me. So I decided to build the app I wished existed. No need to keep checking your phone: MoveCue gives voice instructions like "Hold", "Rest", and "Switch sides" so you can focus on the exercise. Just place your phone face-down and get moving. If needed, you can still check progress from the lock screen, but most of the time you won't have to. Your music or podcast keeps playing smoothly: This was something that always annoyed me in other apps. When MoveCue speaks, it briefly lowers the volume of your music, podcast, or audiobook for a second and then restores it immediately. No interruptions and no restarting. Setting up a routine is easy: You can: -- Create a routine manually -- Start from a template -- Describe it in plain language and let AI build it for you The feature I'm most excited about is routine sharing.If your physiotherapist, trainer, or even a friend uses MoveCue, they can simply share a routine through a link. You tap the link, and the routine opens directly in your app, ready to use. Why routine sharing matters: Most people don't create workout or rehab routines from scratch. They usually get them from a physiotherapist, trainer, coach, or someone they trust. I wanted to make it easy for those routines to be shared and used without any extra effort. That's what MoveCue helps with. A few things I decided from the beginning: - No medical claims. MoveCue is a timer and guidance tool, not a replacement for a physiotherapist. - Free forever with a limit of 3 routines. - Pro plan: $4.99/month or $29.99/year for unlimited routines. - The free version is permanent, not a trial. - No user tracking or personal analytics. - Your routines stay on your device. - Available on iOS today, with Android planned for the future. Try it here: App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id676... Website: https://movecue.app I'd genuinely love your feedback. If you try it, please let me know what's missing, what works well, and what could be better. I'll be around in the comments all day. — Bhavya

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Hey all Bhavya here, solo builder. I just launched MoveCue, an iOS app I've been working on, and I'd rather have honest criticism than polite nods, so I'm posting it here.

The short version: it's a hands-free timer that runs a workout or exercise routine using voice cues, so you put your phone down and move instead of staring at the screen. I built it with my experience of going through two ACL reconstructions that left me with a stack of physio exercises and no app that didn't expect me to babysit the screen the whole time.

Three things it does:

Voice cues call each phase ("Hold", "Rest", "Switch sides") phone goes face-down, you don't look at it
Your music/podcast keeps playing it ducks for the cue, then restores the same spot, instead of cutting out
Routines can be shared as a link your physio/trainer/friend sends one, you tap it, it opens in your app ready to run

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