Social Reps
vs PushUp Time.

Both apps lock your feeds until your phone's camera sees you move. Here's exactly where they agree, and where they don't.

TL;DR

PushUp Time counts push-ups on iPhone and hands you a timed window of access when you're done. Social Reps counts push-ups, sit-ups and burpees, runs on iPhone and Android, and keeps your feeds open for the rest of the day once you hit your goal — not just a window. If you're on Android, or you want more than one exercise, that's the whole comparison.

At a glance

The specifics.

Feature	Social Reps	PushUp Time
Exercises tracked	Push-ups, sit-ups, burpees	Push-ups
Platforms	iPhone and Android	iPhone only
Unlock model	Full day, until tomorrow	Timed window per session (roughly 15–120 min)
Detection	On-device camera, nothing uploaded	On-device camera, nothing uploaded
Account required	No	Not stated publicly
Price	Free to start · $29.99/yr for everything	Not listed publicly

The details

Where they actually differ.

What counts as a repPushUp Time is built around one exercise. Social Reps recognizes push-ups, sit-ups and burpees from the same camera feed, so you can lock the day to whichever one — or all three.

What "unlocked" meansPushUp Time's public pages describe a timed access window after each set. Social Reps opens your feeds for the rest of the day once you hit the goal — no clock resetting the lock while you're mid-scroll.

PlatformPushUp Time is iOS only as of this writing. Social Reps ships the same app on the App Store and Google Play.

PrivacyBoth run pose detection on-device rather than sending video to a server — that part isn't a point of difference, and it's worth trusting neither of us blindly on it. Read what we do, specifically: our privacy page.

PriceSocial Reps publishes its price on the homepage: free for two apps and three push-ups a day, $29.99/year for everything. PushUp Time doesn't list pricing on its site, so we can't compare numbers honestly — check their App Store listing before you decide.

Who each one is for

Pick honestly.

Social Reps is best for you if…

You're on Android, or you want push-ups, sit-ups and burpees in rotation instead of one move on repeat. You'd rather the lock hold for the whole day than reset every hour.

PushUp Time is best for you if…

You're on iPhone, push-ups alone are enough, and a timed window of access after each set fits how you actually use your feeds.

Switching

Nothing to migrate.

Neither app uses accounts, so there's no data to export or import. Delete one, install the other, pick your exercises. You're set in under a minute.

Try Social Reps free.

Two apps and three push-ups a day, free. Upgrade when you want it to actually hurt.

Social Repsvs PushUp Time.