Wrong answer?
Drop and give me ten.

Every day you owe push-ups. Trivia pays the debt: answer right and the reps are free — answer wrong and you drop, right there, while the camera counts.

Smart days are easy days. Dumb days make you strong.

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5–10 minutes a day. Brain and chest, both worked.

Try one. What's the largest planet in our solar system?

DROP!
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This is the whole game. Except in the app, the push-ups are real.

DropTen's penalty screen: DROP! headline, a large rep counter with a depth gauge, and a live camera viewfinder
The camera counts

phone flat on the floor — it senses your body lowering and counts every rep out loud.

1,500 questions

fourteen categories, three difficulty modes, and no repeats until you've seen them all.

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no account, no analytics, no server. Camera frames never leave your iPhone.

Your debt is due daily.

DropTen is a five-minute morning ritual with consequences. The only way out is through — by knowing things, or by push-ups.

DropTen's home screen: a debt ring showing push-ups owed today, difficulty picker, and a start button

Wake up owing push-ups

Easy, Medium, or Hard sets your daily debt — 30, 50, or 100. The ring on the home screen shows what you still owe.

Answer questions to burn it down

The coach reads each question out loud. Get it right and a chunk of your debt clears for free. Get it wrong and you learn the answer — then you pay.

Drop. The camera counts.

Phone flat on the floor, you in plank over it. It senses you lowering and rising, counts each rep in your ear, and shows your depth live. Debt at zero? You're free — streak intact.

DropTen's question screen: a trivia question with four choices, a countdown bar, and the remaining push-up debt

A coach who reads the questions — and counts your reps.

Every question is spoken aloud, and the timer doesn't start until she's finished reading. Miss one and she tells you what it costs: "Nope. Time to pay for that one."

Then she counts — "one… two… three…" — every rep, out loud, so your eyes never need the screen mid-push-up.

No wearables. No propping your phone against a wall.

The phone lies flat on the floor under your chest. On-device vision senses your body filling the frame as you lower — it works with your head down, off-center, in real push-up form. A live viewfinder and depth gauge show you're tracked, and if the camera ever can't see you, a tap counter is always one thumb away.

The wrong-answer reveal: 'Not quite', the correct answer shown large, and a Drop and pay button
  • Wrong answers teach — see the correct answer before you pay for missing it
  • Weekday streaks — quiet weekends don't break your run
  • Three difficulty modes — the questions get harder with the push-ups
  • Honesty stats — camera-counted and tap-counted reps tracked separately

Built to be finished, not opened.

A session is five to ten minutes. The debt is the spine: every question settles a chunk, one way or the other, until you hit zero and the coach sends you off — "Debt cleared. You're free for today."

A camera app that couldn't spy on you if it wanted to.

DropTen uses your camera for exactly one thing: counting push-ups. Frames are analyzed on your iPhone in real time and immediately discarded — nothing is recorded, stored, or transmitted. There is no server to send anything to.

The questions, the coach's voice, your streaks and history — all of it ships inside the app and stays in your phone's storage. Airplane mode changes nothing.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

DropTen's App Store privacy label — read the full policy.

Tomorrow morning, you owe fifty.

Launching on the App Store — currently in beta.

Coming soon to theApp Store