Guided placement
Body diagrams show exactly where each electrode goes, with a live signal-quality check before you lift.
The app
The hardware reads. The app decides.
You see a score, a symmetry bar, a fatigue curve and a ranked list of exercises. The EMG sits behind the experience.
The metric
Muscle Score, not guesswork.
It normalises the signal against your own maximum and returns a score from 0 to 100 — yours alone, comparable only to your own history.
One honest number beats a false percentage.
Barbell bench press · 80 kg · 10 reps
87
/ 100
Left pectoralis major · sternal head
94%
Symmetry
91%
Rep consistency
12%
Fatigue
91
Peak
In the app today
Everything the first version does.
Live mode
Left against right, in real time, as activation bars off one accent ramp.
Rep & set detection
Repsense reads the set and counts the reps from the signal — no tapping between reps.
Muscle Score
A normalised activation score per muscle, per set, calibrated to you.
Symmetry
Left versus right in one bar. The deficit side is named, not just coloured.
Exercise comparison
Run variations back to back and rank them by measured response.
On the roadmap
Where it goes next.
V1 answers "which exercises work best for me?" The next versions answer "how is my muscular performance changing?"
V2
Progress
- Workout history & progress tracking
- Fatigue tracking over time
- Personal bests
- Technique comparisons
- Muscle-group training history
- Advanced analytics
V3
Intelligence
- Automatic exercise recognition
- Camera-assisted sensor placement
- Coach & athlete accounts
- 4+ sensor support
- Population benchmarks
- Training recommendations
The signal does the work. You read a number.
100
Muscle Score, top of scale
4
Readings per set
2
Sensors, left and right
1000Hz
Sample rate per channel
Push. Measure. Repeat.
One honest number beats a false percentage.
Repsense is a training-analytics tool, not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any condition.