Daily Step Counter

A daily step counter that needs no account: see today's steps at a glance, keep your walking streak, and count your steps offline.

Your phone already has a step sensor. This pedometer reads it, keeps your daily totals on the phone, and shows them without asking for an email, a login or your location.

What you see each day
• Today's steps inside a goal ring, with your daily goal underneath.
• Your streak: the days in a row you reached your goal.
• Estimated distance and calories, worked out from your height and weight.
• This week at a glance, and a History screen with the last 30 days.

Counting that keeps going
The phone's step sensor keeps counting while the app is closed. The app catches up the next time you open it, and a short check just before midnight puts each step on the right day. After a restart, counting picks up again on its own.

A home-screen widget
Add the widget to see today's steps and your goal without opening the app. It shows the last total counted on the phone, even with no connection.

Tune it to how you move
If the count runs high (for example on bumpy drives) or low, nudge it up to 20% either way. Or take the 100-step test: walk exactly 100 steps and the app sets the adjustment for you. The change applies to your whole history.

An end-of-day summary, if you want one
Turn on a daily notification at the hour you choose: "You walked 8,214 steps today." It is off until you switch it on, and notifications are only asked for then.

Private by design
• No account, no sign-up, no cloud sync.
• No location or GPS permission. The app asks for Physical activity access only, which the step sensor needs.
• Steps, goals and history stay on your phone.

Ads, kept out of the way
A small banner sits at the bottom of the History screen. One more ad is optional: a Night theme with true black screens unlocks for 24 hours after a short video. Counting, history, the widget, calibration and the summary never depend on ads.

Good to know
• Needs a phone with a hardware step counter. If yours has none, the app tells you.
• Distance and calories are estimates, not medical measurements.
• Some phones limit apps in the background. If the count seems to pause, open the app once and it catches up from the sensor.

A simple step tracker for everyday walking: count your steps offline, keep the streak going, and check the widget whenever you like.