Using the Push app is quite simple. All you need to do is enable the camera permission for Push and then place your iPhone on the floor pointing at your face. The app uses facial recognition thanks to TrueDepth sensors to detect and count each push-up. It also counts the total time and average duration of each push-up.

Are you sick of waiting for your Fujifilm X100VI preorder? With endless wait times and demand that far outweighs supply, Fuji’s latest fixed-lens digital camera is one of the hottest pieces of tech right now — but this new app from camera experts Leica might tide you over until your new camera arrives.

If you’ve always coveted a Leica camera, but don’t have the absurd amount of money required to buy one, then check out the new Leica Lux app instead.

The Leica Lux app has been developed for the iPhone camera to apply those same iconic colors, including Leica Standard, Leica Classic, Leica Contemporary and Leica Black-and-White to iPhone shots, displaying colors and contrast differently than the native iPhone camera.

Leica wants in on Fujifilm’s film simulation hype, so it’s bringing its own color profiles to iPhone users by way of a new Leica Lux app — complete with a paid subscription. Leica Lux is a new camera app available on the App Store loaded with 11 color profiles (dubbed “Leica Looks”) designed to match current Leica cameras and classic film-inspired aesthetics.

German camera and optical lenses major Leica has well-established presence in mobile photography, having collaborated with major smartphone manufacturers like Xiaomi and producing its own devices, such as the Japan-exclusive Leitz Phone.