Stop savingworkouts.Start doing them.
Share a workout video from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or Facebook. RepReel's AI watches it and writes out every exercise, set and rep. Then you put it in your week and train it.
On a computer?Scan with your iPhone camera.
Free to download · Pro from $3.33/month · Cancel anytime
Your saved folder
is a graveyard.
You save the reel. You mean it. Then it sinks under two hundred others and you never train it once. Not because you're lazy. A video just isn't a plan. You can't follow it in the gym between sets.
A saved video is a bookmark.
RepReel turns it into reps.
Push day
3 weeks ago
20 min HIIT
1 month ago
No equipment
2 months ago
Treadmill 12-3-30
2 months ago
Mobility flow
4 months ago
Leg day killer
5 months ago
familiar?
One link in.
A real workout out.
RepReel watches the video itself, not just the caption. It writes down every exercise it sees, with the sets, reps, tempo and form cues that go with them. It usually takes a minute or two.
Push-up circuit. 5 moves, no equipment.
Push-Up Strength Circuit
Push-Ups
4 sets · 12 reps
Mind your lower back on this one
Straight line from head to heels
Wide Push-Ups
3 sets · 10 reps
Diamond Push-Ups
3 sets · 8 reps
Pike Push-Ups
3 sets · 8 reps
Plank Shoulder Taps
3 sets · 20 reps
Three steps.
Then you're training.
Share or paste
Hit share on a TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or Facebook workout and pick RepReel. Or paste the link into the app. A screenshot of a workout works too.
The AI breaks it down
RepReel's AI watches the video and reads what's actually happening: every exercise, set, rep and rest gap. No typing.
Train it for real
Drop the workout into your week, get a nudge when it's time, then log every set at the gym. Streaks do the rest.
Not a folder.
A training system.
Everything between “that looks good” and actually finishing the set.
Your week, actually planned
Group imported workouts into a weekly split. Two sessions on one day, rest days where you want them. Change it whenever your week does.
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Nudges that land
A reminder at the time you said you'd train. Plus a poke when a streak is about to die.
Upper Push at 6:30pm
6 exercises · ~52 min. Let's go.
Log it set by set
Tick off each set as you finish it. The rest timer starts itself, so you're not staring at a stopwatch.
Push-Ups
4 sets · 12 reps
Mind your lower back on this one
Straight line from head to heels
Streaks, XP and badges
The part that keeps you honest. Every logged session feeds a streak, earns XP and unlocks badges, so showing up compounds.
2
week streak
Saving it vs
training it
Saved to a folder
- Scrub back and forth to catch the rep count
- Screenshot it, then lose the screenshot
- No record of what you actually did
- Six creators, six half-remembered routines
- The algorithm decides what you train
With RepReel
- Every exercise, set and rep written out
- Saved to your library, searchable forever
- Every session logged, set by set
- One weekly plan built from all of them
- You decide. It's on the calendar
RepReel for iPhone
Read the reviews on the App Store →You've already saved the workouts.
Go train one.
Two ways in.
No games.
Go month to month, or take the year and pay about a third of the price. Same app either way.
RepReel Pro
Best valueThat works out to about $3.33 a month, billed once a year through the App Store.
- Unlimited imports from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook
- Import from a screenshot or photo too
- Full extraction: exercises, sets, reps, tempo and form cues
- Unlimited weekly plans and scheduling
- Set-by-set logging with rest timers
- Streaks, XP, levels and badges
The App Store shows you the exact terms before you confirm. Cancel anytime from your iPhone's subscription settings.
Which apps can I import from?
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and X, including Reels and Shorts. Tap share in those apps and pick RepReel, or copy the link and paste it in. Videos can be up to 10 minutes long. Private and age-restricted videos can't be read, since RepReel only sees what a logged-out viewer would. For those, or for a workout that is written out in a post, import a screenshot or photo instead.
How does the AI actually read a video?
RepReel sends the video to an AI model that watches the footage itself, along with the caption. It picks out each exercise being shown and the sets, reps, tempo, rest and form cues that go with it, then writes the whole thing out as a structured workout. It reads what happens on screen, not just the caption.
What if it gets an exercise wrong?
Edit it. Every workout is fully editable after import. Rename exercises, fix the sets and reps, delete anything that doesn't belong, add what was missed. The AI gives you a draft. You keep control of the final thing.
Do I need a gym?
No. Bodyweight, home dumbbells, resistance bands, full commercial gym. If the video shows it, RepReel can write it out.
What does it cost?
Downloading RepReel is free. Importing and training your workouts is part of RepReel Pro, which is $9.99 a month, or $39.99 for the year. The yearly plan works out to about $3.33 a month and starts with a 3-day free trial. The App Store shows you the exact terms before you confirm anything.
How do I cancel?
Through Apple, on your iPhone: Settings, your name, Subscriptions, RepReel, Cancel. It's your App Store subscription, so we never hold it hostage. You keep access until the paid period ends.
Does it work without signal?
Partly. Workouts you have opened, your plans and your home screen are saved on your phone, so you can still read a workout in a basement gym with no bars. Starting a tracked session and importing a new video both need a connection.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. RepReel is iPhone-only today. Android is on the roadmap, but we'd rather do one platform properly than two badly.
Your next workout
is already saved.
Pull it out of the feed and put it in the gym. The first one takes a minute or two.
On a computer?Scan with your iPhone camera.
iPhone · Free to download · $39.99/year · Cancel anytime