Muscle Score
How hard the muscle worked, 0 to 100, calibrated to your own baseline.
Surface EMG · Strength training
Two wireless sensors that attach to your muscles track their electrical activity. Allowing you to compare left vs right, rep vs rep, fatigued reps and progress over time.
Ships Q2 2027 · 30-day return · Training analytics, not a medical device
Bench press · Set 3
Pectoralis major · left
−6% right deficit
End set
Muscle Score
Symmetry
Reps detected
Time under load
What it reads
Repsense normalises every reading against your own maximum, so the number belongs to you and not to an average.
Muscle Score
How hard the muscle worked, 0 to 100, calibrated to your own baseline.
Symmetry
One bar, split from the centre. Compare each muscle and adjust appropriately.
Consistency
Peak activation for every rep in the set. You see the reps that held and the ones that slipped.
Fatigue
Muscle intensity drops at rep. Measured from the signal, not counted off a clock.
Lifter mid-set, sensor on the pec — shot on black
Placeholder. Real photography goes here: shot on black, single hard key, sensor in frame but not hero.
The sensors
Each wireless EMG sensor sticks to the muscle and measures its electrical activity, sending the data via Bluetooth to our app. When you are done, place both sensors back in the case to charge.
Concept render. Final dimensions and specs to be confirmed.
The app
The app tells you where the sensors go, watches the set, then logs what happened.
Place the sensors
Start set
01 · Place
The app shows where each sensor goes for the exercise you picked, and refuses to start until both signals are clean.
Rep 8 of set 3
End set
02 · Lift
Reps are counted off the signal, not a timer, with live feedback.
Which muscles fired
Sets
4
Time under load
168s
Peak pec · 12 weeks
+19% peak activation
03 · Read
Every set is logged against the muscle that did it, so twelve weeks later the trend is already there.
Sample rate per channel
Sensors in the box
Wireless — no straps, no wires
Electrode pads included
Push. Measure. Repeat.
Repsense is a training-analytics tool, not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any condition.