Plain-English privacy
Nothing you record leaves your phone.
No account, no cloud, no analytics. Your steps, walks, routes and health entries are written to a database on your own device and are never uploaded — not to us, not to anyone.
Last updated: 30 August 2026There are two policies below rather than one, because the Android and iPhone apps genuinely differ in the outside services they touch. The Android app draws route maps from OpenStreetMap and can use your Android advertising ID; the iPhone app draws maps from Apple and never asks to track you across apps at all. A single merged policy would have to describe both and would end up accurate about neither.
Android privacy policy
For the Google Play version —
com.simplyapphub.steptracker
iPhone privacy policy
For the App Store version — Simply Step Tracker for iOS
What is true of both
- There is no account, no sign-in and no server. Your history has nowhere to be uploaded to.
- No analytics or crash-reporting SDK is embedded in either app.
- Your steps, walks, GPS routes and health entries stay in a database on the device.
- Neither app asks for your contacts, calendar, microphone or camera, or for your location in the background.
- Uninstalling removes everything the app stored.
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