Never ads
Not in the free version, not ever. No ad or analytics SDKs, no tracking, nothing that interrupts your day.
Always the same number as Apple Health. No account. One big number the moment you open the app, and nothing in the way.
Not in the free version, not ever. No ad or analytics SDKs, no tracking, nothing that interrupts your day.
Apple Health is the single source of truth. iPhone and Apple Watch are combined exactly like the Health app does, so the two never disagree.
Your health data stays on your device and in Apple Health. Only goals, streak freezes and badges sync through your own iCloud.
Your steps in a ring, with distance, floors, active energy and walking time underneath. Haptics and a small celebration when you reach your goal.
Start a walk and PureSteps records your route, steps, distance and time. Finished walks are saved to Apple Health as workouts.
Scrub through your history and see records and averages that show where you are heading, not just where you have been.
Home and Lock Screen widgets, StandBy while charging, complications on your Apple Watch, and Siri and Shortcuts when your hands are busy.
Keep your streak alive, protect it with a freeze when life happens, and earn badges for the milestones that matter.
A weekly leaderboard from Monday to Sunday, and challenges: the most steps, a distance together or a daily goal. You join with Sign in with Apple, and only the friends you add, and the people in challenges you join, see your name, emoji and step totals.
Not into leaderboards? Skip it. The rest of PureSteps never asks for an account.
The free version is complete and stays free. Pro adds depth, not ads.
€0 forever
Everything you need to count your day.
€24.99 per year
or €4.99 per month · Family Sharing included
Prices in euro for the Netherlands; the App Store shows the price for your country before you confirm. The yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial; subscriptions renew automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends. See the terms.
Because Apple Health is the single source of truth. PureSteps reads your steps from Health and combines iPhone and Apple Watch exactly like the Health app does, so the two always agree.
Yes. Your iPhone counts steps on its own. With an Apple Watch, Health merges both sources and PureSteps shows that same combined number.
PureSteps needs permission to read your Health data. Open SettingsHealthData Access & DevicesPureSteps and turn on all categories, then go back to PureSteps.
Wheelchair mode makes PureSteps count pushes instead of steps. Turn it on in the app’s settings; just like steps, pushes come from Apple Health.
No. Only the optional Friends feature uses one, with Sign in with Apple. It is for people aged 16 or over, and you can delete the account and its data in the app at any time.
Restore in the app under Settings tabRestore purchases. Cancel any time in iOS Settingsyour nameSubscriptions; your access continues until the end of the period.
More answers on the support page.