Other AI fitness apps provide workout plans, organization, and progress tracking, but they lack accountability and a way to ensure proper form.

• Why this is important: All that separates proof of completion from honesty is a single click of "I did it"... but did you really? Giving a workout and tracking your progress is the bare minimum required for personal training. But the most important things, especially for fitness beginners, are doing the exercises correctly and having someone to help keep you on track. Without these, it takes longer to reach your goals, you get frustrated and drift away.

How does this help you? Instead of just checking if you went up and down, Firefly calculates your individual body parts to indicate proper form. With the best pose tracker on the app market, Firefly tracks dynamic human movements like burpees and score every rep. So, you'll not only know how many you did but also if you're doing them correctly in real-time.

Firefly is the only app on the market that gives you a score and feedback for every rep using different parts of your body like your left shoulder, right elbow, or left hip.

• So what? If you did something wrong, the app would tell you how well you did each rep by showing you a bar (Green = You're doing good | Yellow = You're almost there | Red = Check your form) and provide instant feedback to improve.

Workout Generator apps: There are so many fitness apps that looks different but are pretty much the same. Almost every app will provide you with personalized workouts and track your progress. Wouldn't it be more helpful if you knew what you were doing?

Rep counters: These apps use a pose tracker or wearables to track your movements, but they often don't work well. This is because the tracking can be too slow when you move fast, or they don't have enough data to be accurate. You can tell by how well they place the dots on your body on the screen. Also, if you don't fix your form, the number of reps you do won't really matter.

Personal trainers: These are high-cost commitments that most people can’t afford or fit into their schedules long-term. On average, personal trainers charge around $400 per month or $70 per hour for in-person sessions three times a week, or $200 per month for online training.

Over time, these numbers may not be ideal for people who are unsure about taking the next step or have enough money in their bank. For those who don't understand the basics, it would be more cost-efficient to perform proper form before moving forward.

Smart Gyms: Another high-cost option with monthly fees and the downside of taking up space if it goes unused. The price of a smart gym is comparable to a brand new 70" TV, plus adjustable weights, a dongle, and more.

It's not ideal for those who may end up using it as a clothes hanger or worry about reselling it later. Additionally, these smart gyms use unreliable pose tracking for basic exercises and with a very limited library.

Firefly offers convenient one-on-one personal training, accurately scoring each rep based on your performance to help you reach your fitness goals faster, anytime and anywhere.