This update includes minor bugfixes.

This update improves compatibility and performance.

This update adds a new Home Screen widget to track your daily steps, featuring a new design we introduced with the latest update to our Apple Watch app. Your step count is front and center, with the distance and flights of stairs you've covered easy to read. The ring fills up — and changes color — throughout the day so it's easy to see your progress. It comes in three sizes so that you can achieve the perfect layout. For more information, visit the News section within Pedometer++’s settings tab.

This update fixes a minor layout issue when Dynamic Text is used.

A new screen in the workout view shows your duration and distance, today's step total (or pushes in Wheelchair Mode), and floors climbed. The background tint reflects your progress toward your daily goal. Each time you cover a full mile or kilometer during a workout, an overlay pops up showing the distance and split time. You’ll get a tap on your wrist, so you don't have to look at the watch to keep up with your progress.

Pedometer++ 8.0 includes a redesigned Apple Watch app. The bold new look features your key metrics for the day: steps taken, distance traveled, and flights of stairs climbed. The design uses color to reinforce how close you are to your daily step goal. Scrolling down from the step counter reveals an updated workout picker for starting a new walk, run, or hike. Premium members can start workouts in Expedition Mode. This new mode can extend your Watch’s battery life by up to 40% during longer hikes, walks, and runs. A beautiful map with live route information overlaid shows you where you are on your workout. Heart rate and HR zones, speed, and elevation changes are all easier to follow. All of these screens were updated to be more useful when on the move.

Pedometer++ 8.0 includes a redesigned Apple Watch app. The bold new look features your key metrics for the day: steps taken, distance traveled, and flights of stairs climbed. The design uses color to reinforce how close you are to your daily step goal. Scrolling down from the step counter reveals an updated workout picker for starting a new walk, run, or hike. Premium members can start workouts in Expedition Mode. This new mode can extend your Watch’s battery life by up to 40% during longer hikes, walks, and runs. A beautiful map with live route information overlaid shows you where you are on your workout. Heart rate and HR zones, speed, and elevation changes are. All of these screens were updated to be more useful when on the move.

You can now build your own Custom Workouts with Pedometer++ by choosing from a range of included segments or ones you create your own. This update also includes enhancements to the weather data shown during a walk, hike, or run. Lastly, you can now earn badges for completed Training Plans!

This update fixes an issue that prevented badges from updating correctly.

This update fixes an issue with the January 2026 Challenge Badge.

Pedometer++ 7.1 introduces Training Plans, a new way to start and stay moving. Each Plan has a clear and concise goal, such as walking every day for 20 days or preparing for your first 5K. Visit the Workouts tab in the app to choose a plan and start moving!

Pedometer++ 7.1 introduces Training Plans, a new way to start and stay moving. Each Plan has a clear and concise goal, such as walking every day for 20 days or preparing for your first 5K. Visit the Workouts tab in the app to choose a plan and start moving!

Resolves an issue when ending a workout from the Apple Watch. Pedometer++ 7 is here, with an updated look and feel across the app. Highlights include refreshed maps, an updated workout layout, and a more intuitive design for checking the weather along a route.

Adds support for AirPods Pro 3 Heart Rate monitoring. Pedometer++ 7 is here, with an updated look and feel across the app. Highlights include refreshed maps, an updated workout layout, and a more intuitive design for checking the weather along a route.

Fixes a bug where the radar weather map wouldn't load. Pedometer++ 7 is here, with an updated look and feel across the app. Highlights include refreshed maps, an updated workout layout, and a more intuitive design for checking the weather along a route.

Pedometer++ 7 is here, with an updated look and feel across the app. Highlights include refreshed maps, an updated workout layout, and a more intuitive design for checking the weather along a route.

Pedometer++ 7 is here, with an updated look and feel across the app. Highlights include refreshed maps, an updated workout layout, and a more intuitive design for checking the weather along a route.

This release fixes a couple of minor things, including a typo that was keeping us up at night.

This release contains minor bug fixes.

This version adds support for Powerbeats Pro 2 heart rate data collection to iPhone-based Pedometer++ workouts. Simply wear both earbuds with the "Heart Rate Sensor" option enabled, and your data will appear during your workout.

This version includes minor bug fixes.

This version includes minor bug fixes.

Fix a bug where the January 2025 Badge showed the wrong number of days required.

This version of Pedometer++ introduces Trends, a new way to view your steps over time. You can see summaries of your activity over weeks, months, and years. Each summary includes step counts, total distances and floors, how many days you surpassed your goal, and more. Each summary can be exported as an image for posting on social media, sending to family, or sharing with your most competitive friends. Previously, Pedometer++ would import the last seven days of your step data when the app was first installed. This version also adds the ability to import historical data from Apple Health. To import your complete history, visit the Import from Health section in the app’s Settings. (This update includes fixes for a few rendering issues found in version 6.2)

This version of Pedometer++ introduces Trends, a new way to view your steps over time. You can see summaries of your activity over weeks, months, and years. Each summary includes step counts, total distances and floors, how many days you surpassed your goal, and more. Each summary can be exported as an image for posting on social media, sending to family, or sharing with your most competitive friends. Previously, Pedometer++ would import the last seven days of your step data when the app was first installed. This version also adds the ability to import historical data from Apple Health. To import your complete history, visit the Import from Health section in the app’s Settings.