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I never write reviews, but this app is just too good. As a college student that walks a lot (a LOT) I was in need of a simple and powerful app that would be able to give me quick stats with a glance and wouldn’t bother me much when trying to access the data. It’s perfect; not only does it easily show how much of the daily goal I have achieved at that point in time, it gives me other stats like calories burned, flights of stairs walked, distance, etc. It’s super easy to customize based on your metrics (height ➡️ stride size). I love the achievements tab, it really helps motivate me and helps me become healthier! Lastly, the daily goal and timeline of how I’m improving is a great feature with a simplicity that I’m sure toddlers can understand to use. I’ve tried probably around 20 apps for this purpose and this is by far the best. Don’t hesitate and think more about it, it’s a quality app worth your time.

I have never been a person that counts my steps or cared about 10K a day. I workout 6 days a week, so walking wasn’t that important to me. But after working from home for a year often over time, I needed something to push me to get out of the house.

I’ve found that other pedometers aren’t accurate and the Apple Health one sometimes doesn’t count at all! This one is so accurate and I love that you can watch your progress or create goals. The fun interactions that happen make me happy to open the app and see how far I’ve walked.

I might be hooked for life!

I’ve been using this app forA few years and have loved it. It was easy to use and simple. And mostly it still is. My app recently updated and the new blue color is awful. I really can’t explain it, but it’s really intense. I wish that I could pick between a couple colors to make it more appealing to look at. The new design and layout is fine. There used to be a graph that you could look at to show you your steps. It was easy to look at and you could see the days you went over your goals versus the days you went under your goals. Now even if I go over my goal it looks the same as days where I hit my goal. So 10,000 steps looks the same as the 6000 (my goal).