Squat Counter
Count squats automatically using your phone's accelerometer
What it does
Allows you to track number of squats you make while watching some tv show on your laptop or tv, you don't need to keep track of the number in your head. It counts your squats automatically using your phone's accelerometer. Works best held in your hand.
Free squat counter that uses your phone
Free — no app, no account, no ads. Uses your phone's accelerometer to detect and count squats automatically — works best held in your hand, since your pocket muffles and dampens the motion. Higher risk of death within 6 years for adults who scored lowest on a simple sit-to-stand test, versus those who scored highest, among 2,002 adults. Source: Brito, L.B.B. et al., Ability to Sit and Rise from the Floor as a Predictor of All-Cause Mortality , European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, 2014. Via julienreszka.com . Detection is based on the magnitude of acceleration, so it works regardless of which way the phone is oriented — but a firm grip in hand gives the cleanest signal. It needs a real…from julienreszka.github.io
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