Strength training. Automatically recorded.
LiftSense uses computer vision to capture reps, sets, and barbell load on the gym equipment you already have. No wearables, no manual logging.
Most lifting goes unrecorded
Logging every set by hand is tedious, so most gym-goers don't track their lifts at all. The tools that exist weren't built for the barbell.
Manual logging apps interrupt the workout. Miscounted reps and forgotten weights mean lost progress.
No one can watch every rep for every athlete. Technique and range of motion go unmeasured.
Fitness wearables focus on steps, heart rate, and sleep. Owners have little insight into how strength equipment is used.
Your squat rack, now a source of training data
A fixed camera and on-site computer watch the lift. LiftSense recognizes the plates on the bar, works out the load, counts reps and sets, and tracks bar path and squat depth.
Capture
A rack-mounted camera records the lift without getting in the way of lifting or spotting.
Analyze
On-site processing detects the bar, plates, reps, and movement in real time.
Review
Lifters see sets, reps, and volume at the rack. Coaches and gym operators review progress on a dashboard.
Built for the people on the gym floor
Coaches
Objective performance and technique data across every athlete, without stopping to write anything down.
Lifters
A training history built automatically. No wearable to buy, no app to type into.
Gyms
A data-enabled training experience that sets your facility apart, on equipment you already own.
Trust comes first
A camera in a gym has to earn its place. LiftSense is designed so members stay in control.
- Opt-in participation. Members choose whether to take part.
- Processed on-site. Video is analyzed locally and deleted after analysis.
- Never sold. Training data is used only to deliver and improve the service.
- Non-intrusive. Mounting never interferes with lifting or spotting.
Now in alpha development
We're starting with the squat rack, then expanding to bench press and other strength stations. We're preparing a controlled pilot in a partner gym in Colorado.
Squat rack
Plate and load recognition, rep and set detection, bar path, and depth.
Bench press
A second movement pattern, including bar-to-chest contact and spotter occlusion.
More stations
Additional strength equipment, chosen from pilot gym usage data.
Built in Denver
LiftSense is developed with CO-Innovate, a Denver product-development and advanced-manufacturing firm, bringing hardware, computer vision, and deployment experience together under one roof.
Let's put LiftSense in your gym
Do you run a gym, coach athletes, or invest in sports technology? We're looking for pilot partners and early supporters.