Great But...
I’ve gotten great use from the default 180 setting; however, the 190 (unlocked) tends to skip quite a bit. I’ve given the app 5 stars in anticipation of a patch. Thanks!
Edit:
Patch was never made, additionally, unlocked features vanished after reinstalling app.GORESPLASHER
Wonky beat - cannot recommend
I set this up to run 170 bpm. The way I would describe the beat is “oblong” I’m running along at 170 and then the beat is out of pace with me so I adjust my pace and then the beat is once again out of step. Not sure what’s wrong with the software- pretty sure it’s not the runner.user interface matters
Can’t use in background
100% unusable when app is in background because cadence skips too much.MyNickname555
Quick Steps
The running cadence trainer
Free
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Version History of Quick Steps
2.0.4
December 31, 2019
Added information and links for related app called LapTrak. General internal improvements and bug fixes.
More2.0
July 1, 2018
Version 2 of Quick Steps introduces the ability to change your target cadence to one that suites you, via an in-app purchase from the Information screen. I've also fixed the iPhone X layout issues.
More1.0
October 25, 2017
Quick Steps In-App Purchases History
$0.99
Change Target Cadence
Modify the target cadence you're aiming for.
Price History of Quick Steps
Description of Quick Steps
Quick Steps is a fitness app to help improve your running cadence (steps per minute).
180 steps per minute has been recognised as the ideal running cadence. By increasing your cadence, you will be able to run faster and will be less prone to certain types of injury.
The free version of Quick Steps defaults to a cadence of 180 steps per minute and will display your current cadence and activity time. It will also play a step-sound at 180 beats per minute to allow you to synchronise your cadence to 180.
Through in-app purchase, you can change the target cadence to suit your needs. Using this feature, you can ease towards 180 steps per minute.
If you put Quick Steps in the background the sound will continue to play, allowing you to add cadence training to your workout alongside other fitness apps. Quick Steps still tracks your activity, even in the background.
At the end of your run, hold down the stop button to finish and show a summary of your activity, including an average cadence.
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Quick Steps: FAQ
Is Quick Steps iPad-friendly?
No, the Quick Steps software is not iPad-compatible.
Who is responsible for the creation of the Quick Steps app?
The creator of Quick Steps is Richard Levy.
What is the minimum iOS version supported by Quick Steps?
Your iOS device must have at least iOS 10.3 installed to use the app.
What user rating does the Quick Steps app have?
The overall user rating of Quick Steps is 1.
What genre is the Quick Steps app?
The App Category Of Quick Steps Is Health & Fitness.
What’s the latest version of the Quick Steps app?
The latest version of Quick Steps is 2.0.4.
When was the most recent Quick Steps update released?
The latest Quick Steps update was released on September 19, 2024.
When did the app first launch?
The Quick Steps app originally came out on February 8, 2023.
What content advisory rating does Quick Steps have?
Quick Steps doesn’t contain potentially objectionable material and is rated Richard Levy.
What are the languages supported by the Quick Steps app?
Currently, Quick Steps supports English.
Is Quick Steps included in the roster of games on Apple Arcade?
No, Quick Steps is not on Apple Arcade.
Does Quick Steps support in-app purchases?
Yes, Quick Steps supports in-app purchases for added functionality.
Is Quick Steps designed for Apple Vision Pro integration?
Sorry, Quick Steps is not designed for integration with Apple Vision Pro.
Can I expect ads while using Quick Steps?
No, you can not expect ads while using Quick Steps.
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