StepsPal
Your step goal, planned into the gaps in your actual day — and into the errands you already needed to run.
Every other step app counts what you already did. StepsPal reads the free gaps in your calendar, the errands sitting in your reminders and how fast you walk, then tells you one thing to do next: the pharmacy run at 2:15 because you are free until 3, rather than thirty minutes of walking with no reason attached.
What it does
- One walk at a time. Open the app, get one suggestion with a reason behind it. Done, shorter, later, or skip.
- Plans around your week. Free gaps from your calendar, errands from your reminders, and the forecast.
- Rewrites itself. Come up short by lunch and the rest of the day replans around it.
- Records walks, runs and rides. Live route, real step counts from the motion chip, pace, auto-pause and a Live Activity.
- Collects what you walk past. Photograph something and it is identified, cut out as a sticker, and fills a slot in your field guide.
- Walk with friends. Compare days, or start a group where everyone chases their own goal for a week.
What stays on your phone
Your calendar event titles and the text of your reminders are read on the device and never leave it. StepsPal sends a category — "pharmacy", "café" — and the times you are free. It never sends what the appointment was called or what the reminder said.
Your location is used on the device to find walkable places and to draw your route. It is never sent to us. Your step counts are shared only once you add a friend, and only as a daily total against your goal. The full detail is in the privacy policy.
Help
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