Reps count only when the movement's actually right.
Motion-triggered counters credit half reps and cheated depth. Bakyasri counts a rep only when the required range of motion is completed, so the number on the set actually reflects the work you did.
Range of motion is the counter, not motion itself.
Every lift has a target angle at the bottom, the top, or both. Bakyasri watches the pose stream, waits for the required range to be hit, then increments the counter on that specific rep. A quarter squat is not a squat.
- Counts any up-and-down motion
- Credits half reps and cheated depth
- Nothing tied to what the rep actually was
- Counts only reps that hit target depth
- Rejects cheated reps with a written reason
- Set number reflects real work done
Every set, every rep, written to your record.
You do not log sets. Bakyasri does. The rep count, the form score, the drift calls and the tempo per rep are written automatically to the workout record as the set closes.
Choose a lift. The camera reads the rep, and calls the drift.
This is not a video. It is the actual Bakyasri overlay, driving on a synthesised rep pattern so you can see the pose tracking, rep counter and drift call - live - before you ever point a camera at yourself.