Impakt

Impakt is a home fitness and nutrition tracking app that turns your phone camera into an "AI coach," built around "Get Fit. Get Paid." — correcting form in real time while you earn points and referral rewards as you train. Developed by Impakt Inc. with a 4.7 App Store rating and 4.61 on Google Play, it targets home, equipment-free fitness beginners.

Core Capabilities

• AI coach real-time correction: camera + computer vision recognizes exercises, counts reps, and fixes form (like flared elbows in push-ups) with voice feedback in selectable styles such as tough love / fun
• Personalized training plans: continuously adjusted to fat loss/muscle gain/toning goals; supports bodyweight training, HIIT, and yoga with no equipment
• Photo nutrition tracking: photograph meals to get calorie and macronutrient insights instantly
• Social fitness economy: workouts auto-generate highlight videos, member referrals pay up to $100 per person, and Cashbot auto-posts to social platforms
• KOIN points and tokens: earn KOIN for training, referrals, and posting, officially redeemable for NFTs and the $IMPAKT token (TGE not yet launched)
• Community play: leaderboards, Sweat Squads team-shared rewards, challenges, and a social feed

Use Cases Fits home-training, equipment-free, budget-limited fitness beginners — especially people with fragmented schedules (business trips, childcare) who cannot reach a gym — and sharing-oriented users who want to "earn rewards while working out." Not for elite athletes chasing high-precision data or users wary of camera permissions.

Unique Advantages Against Fitbod ($15.99/month), Freeletics, and Future ($149+/month), Impakt uniquely combines "real-time camera correction + social creator economy + earn-while-training rewards," with core features free, plus a star-studded advisory lineup (Twitch co-founder Kevin Lin, a UFC VP, and more).

Editorial Review Recommendation 4/5. Real value for home fitness beginners: free to use, intuitive AI correction, strong motivational pull. But stay rational: exercise recognition reliability is in question (user feedback cites about 50% missed reps), "passive income" and token returns are uncertain, camera permission is mandatory, and body data trains AI models. Try the free version first and be cautious about paying.