MoveCue
THE HANDS-FREE MOVEMENT TIMER

Stop staring at your phone mid-routine.

MoveCue runs the routine you already do — hands-free, your music still playing. It speaks every rep, hold, and rest.

  • Home workouts
  • Self-directed physio
  • Strength & dumbbells
  • Yoga & mobility
  • Stretching & recovery

Now on iPhone and Android.

Free to use forever. Pro unlocks more when you're ready.

Hands-free active workout with a large countdown ring. AI planner building a routine from a plain description. A built routine with its sequence of exercises. Personal records and progress trends. The day's plan at a glance. A calendar of every day you moved. Progress statistics gathered in one place.

Eyes off the screen.

SquatPush-UpPlankKettlebell SwingDownward-Facing DogGlute BridgeDead BugDumbbell Shoulder PressTree PoseSquatPush-UpPlankKettlebell SwingDownward-Facing DogGlute BridgeDead BugDumbbell Shoulder PressTree Pose
Barbell DeadliftBird DogWarrior IIResistance Band RowMountain ClimbersChild's PoseSingle-Leg BalanceHip ThrustCat-CowJump SquatBarbell DeadliftBird DogWarrior IIResistance Band RowMountain ClimbersChild's PoseSingle-Leg BalanceHip ThrustCat-CowJump Squat

HANDS-FREE EXECUTION

You shouldn't have to watch your phone to move.

Most movement apps assume you're looking at the screen. MoveCue is built the other way — voice cues call out every phase, a lock-screen Live Activity shows where you are in the routine, and you keep your eyes on the room instead of the timer. Phone face-down, hands free, routine running.

AUDIO THAT RESPECTS YOUR MUSIC

Your timer shouldn't fight your music.

Most apps stop your music or podcast every time a cue plays — and never start it again. MoveCue ducks the audio for about a second, calls the cue, and restores it. Same track, same playback position, no interruption. Works with Apple Music, Spotify, podcasts, audiobooks.

LESS FRICTION TO MOVE

The hardest part of a routine is starting it.

The gap between deciding to move and actually moving is wider than most people admit. MoveCue narrows it. A reminder at the time you set. One tap to start the routine you already built. No scrolling, no choosing, no setup — the structure is already there.

131

guided exercises, each with a full written + visual guide

21

starter routines, importable in one tap

2

platforms — iPhone and Android

0

accounts needed. Your data stays on your phone

WHY NOT JUST A TIMER?

A plain interval timer counts seconds. MoveCue runs your routine.

If you've ever juggled a timer app, a notes app, and your music at the same time — this is the difference.

A plain interval timer

Interrupts your music for every beep — and rarely resumes it.
One generic loop — you keep count of sets, reps, and sides yourself.
You're back at the screen between every exercise.
Sharing a routine means screenshots or a text message.

MoveCue

Ducks your music for about a second, speaks the cue, restores it.
Knows your whole routine — sets, reps, holds, sides, rests.
Voice cues + lock-screen Live Activity. Phone stays face-down.
Any routine becomes a link. One tap to add on the other end.

HOW THE AI PLANNER WORKS

Describe a workout in plain words. Get a routine you can run.

The AI planner is optional. It turns a spoken or typed description into a structured, schedulable routine — and it's built to keep your data on your phone.

  1. 1

    Describe it your way

    Type it or speak it — "a 15-minute lower-back routine my physio gave me," or your exact sets, reps, and holds.

  2. 2

    It drafts a structured routine

    In a few seconds you get a real workout — named exercises with sets, reps, holds, and rests — ready to schedule.

  3. 3

    Private by default

    No account. It runs only after you tap to agree, sending a short anonymous summary — body areas and a few exercise names, no personal data — to Anthropic's Claude. Never opt in and nothing leaves your phone.

  4. 4

    You review before you start

    Every AI plan is a draft. Edit it, reshape it, or keep what works — nothing runs until you've pressed start.

AI output can be inaccurate or incomplete. It isn't medical, rehabilitation, or fitness advice — you decide what's right for you.

Here's what that looks like in the app.

Share a workout

Send any routine to anyone. They get a clean preview and one tap to add it.

WHAT A ROUTINE LOOKS LIKE

A routine is a sequence with its own timing.

This is Full-Body Strength Starter — 5 exercises, exactly as MoveCue runs it. Every set, rest, and side is scheduled, and the voice calls each one so you never look down. It works the same whether it's a workout or a physio-style home plan.

1. Squat 2 × 12 reps
60s rest
2. Push-Up 2 × 8 reps
60s rest
3. Single-Arm Dumbbell Row 2 × 10 reps per side
60s rest
4. Glute Bridge 2 × 12 reps
60s rest
5. Plank 2 × 30s
done

12:27 total · Dumbbells + Mat · voice-guided end to end

Try the rhythm

Press start. Feel how it cues you through a hold and a rest.

5-second hold, 3-second rest, on repeat. The same pattern that runs hands-free during a real workout.

EXERCISE 1 OF 1 0% COMPLETE
Plank
1 / 3
Sets
5s
Hold
Ready
5

The app's real hold screen — same layout, same sound cues. Tap Start.

Move without staring at your phone.

MoveCue is on the App Store and Google Play.