Footsteps Pedometer is a step counter for iPhone and Apple Watch by Michal Kasza of Palm Shadow Apps, for counting steps, distance and calories on walks and runs, with separate step lengths for each.
Footsteps counts steps while the phone is in a pocket, hand or case and records duration, distance, speed, pace and calories, with walking and running shown apart.
You set the step length for walking and running separately, group activity into workouts, browse history by month, week or day, and share sessions by email with a CSV file.
It works with Apple Watch and can send steps, active calories and distance to Apple Health.
Who Footsteps Pedometer suits
Walkers and runners who want a plain step counter on iPhone and Apple Watch
People who want to set their own step length for walking and running
One limit. The App Store page lists one language, English.
What Footsteps Pedometer costs
Footsteps Pedometer is a one-time paid download with no in-app purchases; a free Lite version counts a limited number of steps a day.
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