249 Interest Score
18 Discussions
0.07 Engagement
Jun 2025 Launched
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Jump rope just got smarter. AirJump uses your headphones’ motion sensors to count jumps—no camera or hand tracking needed. Now with structured workout plans featuring light, medium & fast jumps plus guided breaks to boost endurance and burn fat.

What the Community Said

Hey everyone! 👋 I’m excited to relaunch AirJump with a great update! We now have structured workout routines with built-in breaks and pacing, thanks to your feedback. I’d love to hear your thoughts! Let’s jump smarter together! 🎉

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Hi, are you considering creating an Android version as well?

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Cool idea. I used an app previously that watched you with the camera to see how many jumps you did but this sounds a lot more intuitive. Definitely gonna download this and give it a go.

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This is a really thoughtful idea I like how you used existing headphone motion sensors instead of adding more hardware or relying on cameras, it feels simple and practical. The structured workouts with built-in breaks also stand out. Most fitness apps push intensity, but pacing and recovery are what actually make habits stick. Nice work turning something simple like jump rope into a sustainable, smart routine. You can really see the product evolving with user feedback

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Hi, great job! One question, are you considering creating an Android version too?

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