Jumping jack counter
Maii Count: your phone's camera counts your jumping jacks. Online, free, no account.
Phone propped up · 2–3 m · facing you
Where to put the phone
- Jumping jacks
- Prop your phone up 2–3 metres from you, facing you straight on.
Counting starts as soon as all of you is in the frame.
It says when a rep fell short
- Jumping jacks: Reach higher
A clip, and a dare
While it counts, the page records a short clip on your phone with the number on it: yours to share, and nothing is uploaded. Then Beat me makes a link with your count in it, for a friend to beat.
Why let the camera count
- Hands free. No tapping a counter between reps, and nobody counting for you.
- Private. Your phone reads your pose itself. The video never leaves it.
- Kept, if you like. A free account keeps your count.
Questions
What is Maii Count?
Maii's counter page, maii.health/count: your phone's camera counts your push-ups, squats or jumping jacks, free and with no account. This page opens it on jumping jacks.
Do I need an account?
No. Counting, the clip and the dare link need none. A free account keeps your count.
Is my video uploaded?
No. Your phone reads your pose itself, and the video stays on your phone.
Can I share a clip?
Yes. While it counts, the page records a short clip on your phone with the number on it, and nothing is uploaded.
Can I use it inside Instagram or TikTok?
Yes, it asks for the camera there. If the camera is refused, open the link in Safari or Chrome.
About Maii
Maii counts your push-ups with your phone's camera, and you dare a friend to beat your number. A free account keeps your counts, and on days you do three of four small things (a set of reps, a one-leg stand, a minute of breathing, a meal photo), Maii lights up. More about Maii.
Not a medical device