Korvi's Story
Beyond the Workout
Every rep you track makes the system smarter.
Not just for you, for everyone.
Built by Athletes.
Backed by Science.
We don't just build for athletes, we are athletes. Our approach is grounded in published research.
We're Building This
in the Open
Sensor tests, prototypes that didn't work, and progress as it happens. Most of it goes up on Instagram first.
“It felt deep” is not evidence. Neither is “my mate said it looked fine”. 
Imagine finishing your set and seeing your reps have already been counted for you 
Welcome to Korvi Episode 1 of “Guess that Rep?”. 
We bring all this to the gym so that one day you won’t have to. 
Building a business is stressful. The Korvi v3 sensors can take it. 
Weekend social life: one pull-up bar and a set of leg raises. Why We're
Building This
Every athlete deserves to know if they're getting better. Not hope. Not guess. Know.
"I spent years logging workouts in spreadsheets and never really knew if I was improving. The data was there but the insight wasn't. I want Korvi to be the coach that sees what you can't feel, the thing that finally makes progress obvious."
"Exercise changed my life for the better. By putting my body back together, my mental health followed. But, most people train in the dark, guessing whether what they're doing is working. Korvi has the power to change that."
"I spent years in the gym getting stronger, but progress was slower than it needed to be. I had the motivation. I just lacked the feedback. With so much data at our fingertips, why are we still relying on guesswork? I want Korvi to give people the guidance I wish I'd had."
The Long Version
Monthly build updates and the training science we're reading, written up properly.
- August 2026: Rep Counting, Velocity, and a Big Hardware UpgradeOffline rep counting running on your phone, velocity-based training for any exercise, a rebuilt training plan architecture, and V3.1 sensors designed to be assembled without a soldering iron.
- Squat Bar Path: What It Should Look Like, and the Half of It You Can't SeeA vertical bar over midfoot is the right cue, but a side-on camera only shows one plane. Here's what the research says about left-right asymmetry in the squat, and how to spot yours.
- July 2026: The Month Our Sensors Learned to CountKorvi lands on Android, a conversational AI coach arrives in the app, and our motion AI counts a movement it was never taught, including left-right asymmetry we couldn't see by eye.
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