Step Counter - Walkora

Walkora is a simple step counter and pedometer that runs quietly on your phone and keeps a daily record of every step you take. How it works Walkora reads the motion sensor already built into your Android phone, so there is nothing to buy, pair or charge. Keep your phone in a pocket, a purse, a backpack or your hand, and the step counter keeps counting while you walk the dog, run errands or pace around the office. Open the app whenever you want to see where the day stands. What you see each day Your step total for the day, sitting next to the goal you set. An estimate of the distance walked, in miles or kilometers. An estimate of active time and calories used, based on the steps recorded. A history view, so you can compare today with yesterday, last week or last month. Setting a goal that fits your life Ten thousand steps a day is the number everyone has heard, but it was never a rule. If you have a desk job and you are averaging two thousand, then four thousand is a much more useful place to begin. You set the number yourself and change it whenever your routine changes: a new job, a move to a different neighborhood, an injury you are coming back from, or a winter when the sidewalks are iced over. Your first week Day one: install it, open it once and go about your day. You are collecting a baseline. Days two and three: look at your average. That number is your real starting point, not the number you wish it was. Day four: set a goal about ten to fifteen percent above that average. Days five through seven: find the small changes that close the gap. Parking at the far end of the lot, taking the stairs, a fifteen minute walk after lunch, walking while you are on a call. End of the week: open the history screen. The trend matters far more than any single day. Who uses a step counter Office and remote workers who can go a whole day without leaving a chair. Nurses, teachers, servers, warehouse crews and retail associates curious how far a shift really takes them. Drivers and delivery workers who want to see the walking hidden inside a driving job. Parents counting stroller walks, school runs and laps around the playground. Older adults rebuilding mobility slowly and steadily. Anyone training for a charity walk, a 5K or a long hiking trip who wants to know their weekly volume. Travelers who want to see how many miles a day of sightseeing really adds up to. Built to stay out of the way This pedometer is designed to run in the background without demanding attention. There is no feed to scroll, no streak to panic about and no separate device to remember to charge. Your step history is stored on your phone, and counting continues with no data connection at all, whether you are in a basement gym, on a plane or on a trail with no signal. Questions people ask Does the app need to stay open? No. Leave it in the background and check it when you want. Does it work without internet? Yes, the counting happens on the phone itself. What about battery? It reads a low power sensor rather than keeping GPS running. Why is my count different from my watch? Two devices carried in different places will never agree exactly. Follow the trend from one consistent source. Can I change my goal later? As often as you like. Walking is the one kind of exercise almost anyone can do, in ordinary shoes, with no membership and no schedule. Walkora just keeps count so you can watch it add up.