Walkmint: Step Counter

Walkmint is a simple step counter that keeps counting when your phone screen is off. Most pedometer apps stop the minute the screen goes dark, or lose your steps after an ad pops up. Walkmint reads your phone's built-in step sensor, which counts in the background on its own. Open the app hours later and the steps are already there. Nothing resets. WHAT YOU SEE IN 3 SECONDS • Today's steps in one big number inside a ring • How many steps are left to your daily goal ("760 steps to go") • Distance, calories and active minutes • Your last 7 days as bars — goal days in mint TRACK YOUR DAILY STEPS • Pick a goal: 5,000, 7,000, 10,000 steps or any number • Swipe left and right to move between days • History by day, week and month with your daily average • Tap any day to see steps by hour • Streak badge for days in a row you hit your goal LIGHT ON BATTERY • No GPS, no map, no location permission • Uses the step sensor your phone already has • Syncs quietly every 15 minutes and the moment you open the app EASY TO START • One screen explains the activity permission, then you pick a goal. That's it • Height and weight are optional — only for better distance and calories • km or miles, kg or lb • Large numbers that are easy to read at any age GENTLE REMINDERS (OPTIONAL) • A morning idea and an evening check on how many steps are left • Off is fine — your steps keep counting either way HOME SCREEN WIDGET • See today's ring and remaining steps without opening the app SHARE YOUR WEEK • Turn your 7-day steps into a clean card and share it PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No sign-up, no account • Your step history stays on your phone Walkmint is a walking tracker for everyday life: commute steps, a lunch walk, 10,000 steps on a good day. Put your phone in your pocket and walk. "Steps not counting?" in Settings walks you through battery and permission checks for your phone. Walkmint is not a medical device. Step counts, distance and calories are estimates.

Fixed step counting on some devices (including Samsung Galaxy). Steps are now tracked reliably even when the app is closed.