Comparison · checked 27 September 2026

MiniMove vs PushUp Time

PushUp Time unlocks apps for 15 to 120 minutes after camera-counted push-ups, squats or sit-ups; MiniMove offers 46 shorter Moves, including breathing and discreet options, with windows that count real usage. Choose PushUp Time if strict camera verification is your priority; choose MiniMove for gentler variety and no account required.

Verdict

Who should pick which?

  • Choose PushUp Time if…

    You want the camera to verify every rep and you like earning long unlocks, up to two hours, with one real set.

  • Choose MiniMove if…

    You prefer short, varied Moves you can do anywhere, including discreet and seated ones, a window that follows your real use, and a free core loop with no account.

Side by side

MiniMove and PushUp Time, criterion by criterion.

PushUp Time: facts checked on the US App Store and its official website on 27 September 2026. MiniMove: its own catalogue and price list.
CriterionMiniMovePushUp Time
How you unlockOne Move of 90 seconds or less (squats, a breath, a glass of water…), checked by timer, taps, motion or pedometer. No camera needed.On-device camera counts push-ups, squats or sit-ups; a set unlocks apps for the duration you picked.
Body and mind variety46 Moves in 4 families: Body, Breathe, Mind and Care.Body only: push-ups, squats and sit-ups.
Discreet mode in publicYes: one tap swaps in an invisible Move such as a breath, an intention check or calf raises.None listed: the camera needs to see you exercise.
Unlock timerReal use: 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes spent in the app, capped at twice that on the clock.Unlock periods of 15, 30, 60 or 120 minutes; we found no mention of usage-based timing.
TonePositive: Moves are earned, never paid, and skipped scrolls are celebrated.Workout-first. Reviews mention a paywall after setup, with no close button, and a forced sign-in.
Free versionCore loop free forever, no account: 3 apps, 13 Moves, unlimited unlocks.No documented free tier: the paywall appears after setup.
Price (US App Store)MiniMove+ $8.99/month or $49.99/year, each with a 7-day trial, or $119.99 once (€9.99, €59.99, €129.99).$12.99/month or $29.99/year, plus weekly plans and a $59.99 “Yearly+”. Rated 4.7 (12K+ ratings).
Web dashboardComing soon: Bank, streak and MiniScore on a big screen, with an optional account.None found: pushuptimeapp.com is a one-page site.

Sources: PushUp Time on the App Store · PushUp Time website

Questions

PushUp Time or MiniMove: your questions.

Is PushUp Time free?

We found no documented free tier: reviews describe a paywall after setup. Plans cost $12.99 a month or $29.99 a year on the US App Store (checked 27 September 2026). MiniMove's core loop is free forever.

Does PushUp Time need the camera?

Yes: it counts push-ups, squats and sit-ups with on-device camera tracking. MiniMove never needs the camera.

Can I use PushUp Time and MiniMove together?

You can, but two gates on the same app add friction and can get in each other's way. Pick one tool per app: for example, keep one on the apps you want to pause and MiniMove on the apps you want to earn.

Which one works in French?

Both apps are available in French. MiniMove also publishes its site, guides and support in French.

Which one counts real usage time?

MiniMove: its windows count the minutes you actually spend in the app. PushUp Time unlocks for a set duration, and we found no mention of usage-based timing.

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