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Daily step tracker, pedometer app. Set goals, count steps & burn calories.
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
StepsApp is a step counter and pedometer that counts daily steps without any extra hardware. It records steps, distance, time and active calories, and the listing names three common goals for it: walking more, losing weight and improving health. The listing says the app supports more than 20 languages.
The listing also pitches it for building streaks and competing with friends, so it fits people who want to track progress over days and weeks rather than check a single number.
The build we hold is StepsApp – Step Counter 6.12.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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Step counting is automatic. The listing presents a pedometer and a distance tracker as part of the same tracking, so steps, distance and time are logged together.
The Today widget shows the day's steps, distance, time and active calories without opening the app. Calorie counting covers active calories only, according to the listing.
Activity is shown as weekly, monthly and yearly charts. The month and year views let you look back over longer periods, and the charts can be recolored in six colors.
The listing says the full activity history is free to track, covering steps, calorie count and other measures. A weekly report summarises the past seven days.
You set a daily activity goal, and StepsApp sends a notification when you reach it. The listing presents goals as a way to build a routine toward one of the three aims it names.
Notifications and the goal target work together: the target sets what counts as reached, and the alert tells you when that has happened.
Achievements can be shared to social media directly from StepsApp, without exporting data first. The listing groups sharing with the chart colors, so the same charts you use to review progress are what you post.