HOW IT WORKS

How RepVoxr works

RepVoxr turns your workout into audio. You do not read a plan, tap a counter or set a timer — you put headphones on, press play, and a voice takes you through the session set by set.

1. Choose a cycle that matches your goal

Strength, Bulking or Cutting. Each cycle already has its exercises, sets, reps and rest laid out, so there is nothing to plan between sessions and nothing to look up mid-workout.

Compare the Strength, Bulking and Cutting cycles →

2. Put your headphones on and press play

The voice counts each rep out loud, tells you when the set is finished, and times your rest down to the last second. When it is time for the next set, it says so. Your eyes stay on the bar instead of on a screen.

3. Snap a photo of the weights

After a set, photograph the plates or dumbbells you used. The AI weight logger reads the load and saves it to your workout history, so you never type a number between sets and you know exactly where to start next week.

4. Keep using your phone between sets

Because the workout is audio, you can switch to messages or any other app while you rest. RepVoxr keeps coaching in the background, as long as the other app does not play audio of its own.

5. Train in a gym with no signal

With Premium you can save a full audio cycle to your device and train offline. Basement gyms, garages and dead zones stop being a problem.

What you still control

The plan and the counting are handled, but the training is still yours: you choose the cycle, the weights on the bar, and when you are ready to start. RepVoxr keeps the pace and the record so you can spend your attention on the lift.

Everything the voice does — rep counting, rest timing, weight logging, offline training — is described in detail on the RepVoxr features page, and the plans that include each feature are on the pricing page.

Hear it for yourself

Start with the free plan, or listen to a real RepVoxr set on the home page before you sign up.

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