Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
KneeClap counts high-knee reps with your phone
A phone-motion-sensor exercise app that counts high-knee claps, with quick sets, voice counting, and progress tracking.
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- People doing short cardio sets at home or on the go
- Worth noticing
- It offers a no-clap mode that counts the arm swing, plus voice counting in eight listed languages.
Field notes
The exercise flow is built around holding the phone screen-in against the palm; the page recommends a strap or grip to keep it secure. A spoken guide introduces each set, and the app can count either claps beneath a raised knee or an arm swing. The homepage says motion data stays on-device, with progress covering reps, pace, and a weekly goal.
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