Jump rope apps for iPhone, compared
Seven iPhone apps that count your jumps, side by side: how each one counts, what you need and what it costs. I make Jump Rope Protocol, one of the seven.
| App | Counts with | Needs | Price (US) | Apple Health | Workouts |
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| Jump Rope ProtocolSince 2026 |
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| Yes |
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| AirJump (Jump Counter & Rebound)Since 2024 |
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| Not stated |
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| BouncerSince 2026 |
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| Yes |
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| CrossropeSince 2015 |
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| Yes |
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| Jump Rope FlowSince 2026 |
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| Yes |
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| JumpeeSince 2023 |
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| Yes |
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| YaoYaoSince 2016 |
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| Yes |
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Jump Rope Protocol first, then the others alphabetically. Prices (in US dollars) and features checked on on each app’s App Store page. Other app names are trademarks of their owners.
Which one fits you
You have AirPods or Beats
Jump Rope Protocol, AirJump, Bouncer, Jump Rope Flow, Jumpee and YaoYao count with the motion sensors in your AirPods. Jump Rope Protocol and AirJump count with Beats too.
You have an Apple Watch
Jump Rope Protocol, Bouncer, Jump Rope Flow, Jumpee and YaoYao count on the watch.
No earbuds, no watch
Jump Rope Flow and Jumpee count with the iPhone’s camera. Bouncer counts by listening through the iPhone’s microphone. Jump Rope Protocol can’t count this way: it needs AirPods, Beats or an Apple Watch.
You use ChatGPT, Claude or Grok
Jump Rope Protocol opens the workouts and programs your AI writes for you, once it’s connected through MCP. Bouncer and Crossrope have AI of their own built in.
You have a smart rope
Crossrope counts with a connected rope.
You’d rather pay once
Jump Rope Protocol ($9.99 at launch), AirJump ($19.99), Bouncer ($14.99), Jump Rope Flow ($29.99), Jumpee ($17.99) and YaoYao ($12.99) sell a one-time unlock. Jump Rope Protocol and Bouncer have no subscription at all.
You want a long track record
Crossrope has been on the App Store since 2015 and YaoYao since 2016. Jump Rope Protocol came out in 2026.