Stiff to loose
Short movement resets are easier to keep than a gym habit you have to schedule.
OneMinFit fits quick, no-equipment movement breaks into your workday. Your phone rings, you move for about a minute, you get back to work.
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Short movement resets are easier to keep than a gym habit you have to schedule.
One minute is enough to feel different and not enough to need a shower.
Breaks land only in the hours you choose. Skip or snooze anytime, no guilt.
A morning workout is great. But if the rest of your day is desk, car, and couch, the hours of stillness still add up. What helps is breaking them up, often.
Top: one big workout, then hours of sitting. Bottom: the same day, broken up by short breaks.
Peer-reviewed studies show that brief bouts of movement spread through the day, known as exercise snacks, pay off for body and mind.
Beat the afternoon slump.
Come back to work clearer.
Less fatigue, more vigor.
Loosen up, hour by hour.
Small bursts add up.
Tiny doses, done daily.
Based on published research on short activity breaks. Not medical advice.
Tell us when you work and what you want to feel better. Takes two minutes.
An on-device plan engine picks exercises that match your goals, space, and ability. Edit any slot.
Tap the reminder and your coach demos the move as the timer runs. Work and rest times are yours to set.
Log reps or skip. Streaks, stats, and optional leaderboards keep score.
Invite the people you work and hang out with, climb the same leaderboard, and push each other one minute at a time.
Send a link to friends or coworkers. They join your leaderboard in one tap.
Every minute you move scores. See who's on top, and who's catching up.
A nudge from a friend beats a nudge from an app. Feel better as a team.
Leaderboards are opt-in. Only your minutes and streak are shared.
Pick who demos your moves. Switch anytime.
New bodyweight moves land every week, so there's always something fresh to try. No gear needed. The plan engine programs each day around your goals and the areas you want to target. Filters for injuries, floor work, and space. Difficulty from Rookie to Legend, set separately for upper and lower body.
| Focus area | Rookie | Amateur | Pro | Elite | Legend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upper | Wall push-up | Knee push-up | Push-up | Diamond push-up | Archer push-up |
| Lower | Wall sit | Box squat | Bodyweight squat | Bulgarian split squat | Pistol squat |
| Core | Knee plank | Dead bug | Plank | Hollow body hold | Roll over |
| Full body | Inchworm | Bear hold | Squat thrust | Burpee | Burpee with push-up |
| Cardio | Marching in place | Jumping jacks | High knees | Jump squat | Tuck jump |
Upper and lower body tiers are set separately. New moves added every week.
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Upgrade inside the app whenever you like. Free stays free.
I do a round between calls. By 3pm I actually have energy left instead of a headache.
My lower back used to lock up by lunch. Three weeks in, I barely notice it.
Our team leaderboard got competitive fast. I didn’t expect to care this much about calf raises.
As reliable as an alarm.
No. Every exercise uses your body, a wall, a chair, or a desk. Nothing to buy, nothing to carry.
Snooze for 10 minutes or skip the break. Skipping is a normal choice; your streak counts days you moved at all, and a skipped slot never shows as a failure.
Safety filters remove exercises that load a flagged joint. It's not medical advice; check with your clinician if unsure.
Yes. The plan engine, timers, and library run on your phone. Leaderboards sync when you're back online.
No. Breaks use the system alarm clock, so the app sleeps between them. Battery settings that would mute alarms are flagged in Settings.
Yes. Start with no sign-up. An account is only needed for leaderboards or to sync your activity between devices.
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