Feature

One athlete per phone. One battle shared live.

Athletes can join from different locations, become ready when their full skeleton is visible and compete from a shared countdown.

Distributed competition without a video wall

Each athlete uses their own device for pose tracking. That preserves computing power for the person in front of that camera and avoids asking one phone to detect a crowded group.

The battle room receives compact movement state: skeleton landmarks, rep count, pace and readiness. Other participants and spectators see the competition rather than the private camera feed.

  • Room code for joining
  • Portrait or landscape choice
  • Ready gesture after full-body detection
  • Shared countdown and live state
  • Explicit finish state

Designed for remote athletes

Participants do not need to be in the same gym. The ScoreRep server coordinates room membership, start state and live movement updates between devices.

Network interruptions and tracking confidence remain visible product concerns. A trustworthy result must distinguish confirmed reps from uncertain movement instead of silently inventing activity.

Useful for gyms and training groups

Battle mode can turn a remote challenge, gym event or training session into a shared performance view. The value is not simply a leaderboard: it is seeing how the race developed rep by rep.

Questions

What athletes usually ask

Do athletes need to be in the same location?

No. They can join the same room from separate locations using their own devices and internet connections.

Is camera video sent to spectators?

No. ScoreRep is designed to send movement state and skeleton data instead of the raw camera image.

Can a spectator follow the battle?

The battle architecture supports shared live state so participants and viewers can follow skeletons, reps and pace.

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Open Battle mode

iPhone web app

Install ScoreRep

  1. Open this page in Safari.
  2. Tap the Share button.
  3. Choose Add to Home Screen.
  4. Enable Open as Web App, then tap Add.