Every jump counts.

Jump Rope Protocol for iPhone counts every jump with your AirPods, Powerbeats or Apple Watch, runs your HIIT, EMOM and pyramid sessions, and adjusts to the rope in your hands.

Download on the App Store

Launch price $9.99, paid once. Then $19.99. No subscription.

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A live session on iPhone with the jump count, cadence, streak and heart-rate zone

Counts on Apple Watch too

Your AirPods count every jump.

The app reads your head’s motion through your AirPods: up as you leave the floor, down as you land. Leave the phone on the floor. The numbers are big enough to read from there.

Cadence, streaks, trips
Jumps per minute, your longest unbroken run, and every trip. The clock keeps running; the streak starts over.
Heart rate
Pair a Polar H10 or any Bluetooth heart-rate strap for live BPM, zones, and an alert when you run too hot.
A voice in your ears
The countdown, each round and each milestone, spoken in your AirPods.
Calories
Estimated from your weight and your time under the rope. Kilograms or pounds, your call.

Works with AirPods Pro, AirPods (3rd generation or later), AirPods Max and Beats with head tracking.

Ten ways to jump.

Pick a format, dial it in on number wheels, and the app runs it: countdown, work, rest, and the voice in your ears.

  • HIIT

    10 × 40 s / 40 s

    Work and rest on the clock.

  • Jump intervals

    5 × 100 jumps / 30 s rest

    Each round ends on a jump count, not the clock.

  • EMOM

    10 min · 25 jumps/min

    Every minute, on the minute. Finish early, rest the rest.

  • Rising EMOM

    10 → 20 jumps/min · until you miss

    The target climbs each minute. With Death by on, the first miss ends it.

  • Pyramid

    50-100-150-100-50 jumps

    Targets climb to a peak, then come back down.

  • AMRAP

    8:00 · as many as you can

    One clock, one number to beat.

  • Density

    8 min under the rope

    Only time spent jumping counts. Take breaks whenever you need them.

  • Skill

    6 × 30 s / 15 s rest

    Cycle through footwork drills, one per timed round.

  • Free Jump

    Goal · 500 jumps

    Just count. Set a goal and hear it land.

  • Max unbroken

    One run · until you trip

    Keep the rope turning. Your first trip ends the test.

Build your own

Name it, set it on number wheels or type the numbers, and keep it for next time. It runs exactly as you wrote it. Presets get you going.

The workout creator on iPhone, with its number wheels
Try the app’s workouts with a free timer

Heavier rope, honest targets.

Tell the app which rope you’re holding. Guided sessions scale cadence, volume and rest to its weight, for the same training effect.

Rope in hand
Unit

Today · Intervals

10 × 40 s / 40 s

Cadence
90 JPM
Jumps
600
Rest
40 s
Double-unders
On

Baseline rope: the plan as written.

Workouts you build run exactly as written, whatever rope you hold.

Heavier rope, honest targets.
The Progress tab on iPhone: the month’s biggest gain, then your badges

Proof you’re getting better.

The Progress tab turns every session into proof: twelve weeks of trends, eight personal records, the workouts you repeat compared with themselves, and your heart-rate zones. Compare a rope with itself and the numbers stay honest.

Trends30 days vs before
Records
2,412Most jumps
79Fastest 30 s
9Weeks in a row

Sample numbers

27 badges to earn.

Your first session, your first thousand jumps, a hundred in a row without a trip, a full year of weeks in a row. Each badge lands at the end of the session that earns it. The first three are free, and three stay hidden until the day you find them.

Free
3
With Pro
24
Hidden
3

First steps

  • First turn
  • First week
  • A thousand jumps

Volume

  • 10,000 jumps
  • 100,000 jumps
  • One million

Unbroken

  • A hundred straight
  • 500 straight
  • 1,000 straight

Speed

  • 150 in a minute
  • 90 in 30 seconds
  • 200 in a minute

Consistency

  • 4 weeks in a row
  • A season
  • A full year

Mastery

  • Clean sheet
  • Long haul
  • Double under

Programs

  • Beginner, done
  • Intermediate, done
  • All-rounder

Cardio

  • First beat
  • Flat out
  • Quick recovery

Moments

  • Hidden badge
  • Hidden badge
  • Hidden badge

Free to count. $9.99 for the rest.

Pay once and it’s yours. No subscription, no account.

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  • Counting with AirPods, Powerbeats or Apple Watch
  • Free Jump and the 4-week Beginner program
  • Heart-rate strap and calories
  • Sessions saved to Apple Health
  • 1 rope
  • 14 days of history
  • The 3 First steps badges

Pro

Launch price

$9.99once

then $19.99

  • Everything in Free
  • The workout creator: 10 formats and presets
  • The 4-week Intermediate program
  • Unlimited ropes
  • Full history and Progress: trends, records and cardio
  • All 27 badges
  • Your own programs, even ones your AI writes

Prices in US dollars. The App Store shows the price for your country.

Ready to jump?

Download it free. Counting is free for good.

Download on the App Store

Questions, answered.

Which AirPods count jumps?

AirPods Pro, AirPods (3rd generation or later), AirPods Max and Beats with head tracking, on an iPhone with iOS 17 or later.

Do I need an Apple Watch?

No. Your iPhone counts with your AirPods or Powerbeats. If you wear an Apple Watch, it counts too.

What about Garmin?

Garmin support is being explored. Want to use Jump Rope Protocol with your watch? Tell us your model on Discord.

Is it a subscription?

No. Counting is free for good, and Pro is a one-time purchase: $9.99 at launch, $19.99 after.

Where does my data go?

Your sessions stay on your devices, synced through your own iCloud. There’s no account and no ads. PostHog measures app usage and Pro purchases, including session starts and ends, without receiving session measurements or Apple Health data. If you allow it, Apple Health gives the app your weight and keeps your sessions as workouts.

Kilograms or pounds?

Your choice, for your weight and your ropes. Switch anytime in Settings.

Which heart-rate straps work?

The Polar H10, or any strap that uses the standard Bluetooth heart-rate service.

Which languages?

English and French.

More answers in the docs
Portrait of Emanuel Quimper, creator of Jump Rope Protocol
Emanuel QuimperQuébec, Canada

Hi, I’m Emanuel.

I’m the solo developer behind Jump Rope Protocol, based in Québec.

I also build Kettlebell Protocol and Layout. On my site, I share my projects and what I learn along the way.