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Counts every rep from your wrist

Konshu is building automatic strength workout tracking from your wrist: exercises, sets, reps, bar speed and rest. Join the launch waitlist. Supported watches and pricing are still to be announced.

No extra sensor.
Just your watch.

Every set, already logged

Open the app after your session. Exercises, sets and reps are already there.

Counts every rep

The motion sensor on your wrist spots each rep and names the lift.

Reads bar speed

Follow how movement speed changes from rep to rep.

Calls the set

When speed drops past your cutoff, Konshu tells you to rack it.

Plans your rest

A rest timer and recovery notes, ready before the next set.

One set, start to finish.
No taps.

  1. 1Lift

    Pick up the bar. Reps and bar speed count themselves.

  2. 2Rack it

    Rest starts the moment the bar is down.

  3. 3Move on

    Start a new lift and the last one closes out.

  4. 4Done

    Your session and recovery, saved.

Be first on the floor.

One email at launch. Nothing else.

Before you join.

The planned experience, and what's still to come.

What is Konshu?

Konshu is a strength workout tracker in development. The planned experience uses motion sensors in your watch to recognize exercises, count reps, track bar speed and start rest between sets. Konshu is designed for lifters who want a workout record with less manual logging.

Can I download Konshu now?

Konshu is not open for general download. Join the launch waitlist for an email when it launches. A public launch date and pricing have not been announced.

Which watches will Konshu support?

A supported-device list has not been announced. The watch screens on this page show the planned experience; they do not confirm support for a particular watch, operating system or health platform.

Do I need an extra sensor on the bar?

The planned Konshu experience uses the watch on your wrist rather than an additional sensor attached to the bar. Measurement accuracy and supported exercises have not been published. Read what bar speed and rep count can tell you, including the limits of velocity measurements.

What happens to my waitlist email?

The waitlist collects your email address to notify you about the launch. The privacy policy explains storage, submission details and how to request removal.

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