Counts without draining the battery
Uses your phone's own hardware step counter, the same sensor the system uses, and falls back to motion detection on devices that lack one.
Android & iPhone
Your steps belong on your phone.
Simply Step Tracker counts your steps, traces your walks and draws the route you took — and writes every bit of it to a database on your own device. There is no account to make, no cloud to sync to, and no analytics watching you use it.
- No account
- No cloud
- No analytics
- Works offline
What it actually does
A pedometer first, and then the things a pedometer should have grown into: a record of where you walked, an honest read on whether you are walking more or less, and a goal that reflects you rather than a round number someone picked.
Maps the walk you just took
Record a walk and it traces the route, measures the distance properly and shows it on a map with your pace and splits.
Tells you the trend in a sentence
"You're walking 12% less than last month" — the comparison stated outright, instead of two averages left for you to subtract.
A goal that adapts to you
Suggests a target from what you actually walk rather than a flat 8,000. It suggests; you decide. Your streak is never moved behind your back.
Streaks and achievements
A daily streak that survives one bad day, and badges that mark real milestones rather than handing out a trophy for opening the app.
Weight, water, sleep and heart rate
Log the rest of it in one place. Optional, and stored beside everything else — on your phone.
Health Connect and Apple Health
Optional two-way sync with your phone's own health store, so steps from a watch fill the gaps and other apps you trust can read your walks.
Home screen widgets
Today's progress on your home screen, updated as you walk, without opening anything.
Share a day or a week
Turn a good day — or a whole week — into a card worth posting. Rendered on your device; it goes only where you send it.
The same app, on both phones
Built natively for each platform — Jetpack Compose on Android, SwiftUI on iPhone — rather than one web view wearing two costumes.
Nothing you record leaves your phone
This is the part most step trackers are quiet about, so here it is in full.
There is no server
Not "we don't sell your data" — there is nowhere for your steps to arrive. The app has no backend and no account system, so your history cannot be uploaded, requested or leaked.
No analytics, at all
No Firebase, no Crashlytics, no third-party analytics SDK of any kind. We do not know how many screens you opened, because nothing is counting.
Three network services, named
Ads on the free version, the app store when you buy Pro, and the map service when you open a route map. Each is listed in the policy with exactly what it can see.
Simply Pro
Every feature is already yours. Pro does one thing: it takes the ads away — and the ad code with them, so no ad request is made at all.
$2.99 a year
Around twenty-five cents a month. It funds the app so the free version does not have to be made worse to make a point.
Nothing is held back
No feature is locked behind it. No badge you cannot earn, no report you cannot open, no export you cannot run.
Works offline
Your entitlement is stored on the device. A flight, a dead signal or a store outage does not put the ads back.