You did 20 push-ups in your living room. Where do you write that down?





Fitness apps want your meal plan. Your sleep schedule. Your workout program. Your credit card number. You just want to log some reps.
You are not inadequate. Your app is.
20
push-ups
Open the app. Pick the exercise. Count.
6
exercises. That is the whole free app.
Your data stays on your phone.
Works in a basement, on a plane, in the park.
Never a monthly fee for a rep counter. One optional unlock, paid once, yours forever. No ads.
Push-ups. Squats. Planks. Pull-ups. Lunges. Burpees.
That is everything it tracks out of the box. Outgrew the six? Add your own with Kountrain Premium.
Set a daily goal in reps or calories
Streak tracking
Progress charts (days, weeks, months)
Achievements that grow with you
Exercise guides with proper form
Calorie estimates
Export as CSV
In your language
Free
The whole app, free: logging, goals, streaks, stats, achievements, CSV export. No account, no ads, no subscription.
The one thing you can buy is adding your own exercises: a single Kountrain Premium unlock, paid once, yours forever. If the six built-ins are enough, you never pay.
Six bodyweight exercises: Push-ups, Pull-ups, Squats, Lunges, Burpees and Planks. With Premium you can add your own, each with its name, color, icon and unit, reps or seconds, and its own achievements. In Manage exercises you can hide or reorder them.
No. You enter your reps yourself after each set. There’s no sensor and no phone placement to worry about, which keeps your count simple and accurate.
Kountrain is free to use, with no ads and no time limit. Premium is one payment, not a subscription. You see the price in your currency before you pay, and Apple or Google handles the payment.
Free
Premium
If the six built-in exercises are all you need, you never pay.
No. Your Premium is still yours. It belongs to your App Store or Google Play account.
Use the same account you bought with. There’s no separate login. Apple and Google are separate stores, so a purchase on iPhone does not carry over to Android.
Yes. Your workout history is saved on your device and never uploaded, and there’s no account.
Kountrain sends anonymous usage statistics and crash reports, tied to a random ID. They carry nothing that identifies you. Their only job is to help us make Kountrain better.
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Every rep counts.