Just My Walks vs Weekly Steps+

A quiet walking tracker for iPhone. No accounts. No social. No leaderboards. Just My Walks records your daily walks and quietly adds them up — without the noise that comes with most fitness apps. Set a goal, take a rest day when you need one, and watch a year of walking come together on one screen. WHAT'S INSIDE Daily goals, your way Set a different goal for each day of the week. Long walks Saturdays, rest day Mondays. The progress bar fills as you walk; past 100%, it cycles into new colors instead of stopping. A goal of zero counts as a rest day, marked complete. Splits and pace, no spreadsheet Every walk gets per-mile (or per-kilometer) splits and a pace-by-distance chart. The slowest split highlights itself. Max speed in a quiet pill. Follows your iOS measurement system — you don't pick. A year on one screen Calendar view shows every day you walked, color-coded for completed, partial, missed, and rest. Tap a month to see totals, tap a day to open that walk. No streak counters — just the honest pattern. Trends, not streaks Last 7 days, 30 days, 365 days, all time. Distance, pace and duration side by side, with quiet arrows showing what changed since the previous period. No badges, no chase. Smart about pauses Stopped at a coffee shop? The app notices and offers to pause. Started walking again? One notification lets you resume with a tap. Three modes including "leave me alone". PRIVACY Your walks stay on your phone. — No accounts. No server. No cloud sync. — No analytics, no advertising, no third-party SDKs. — Location data never leaves your iPhone. NOT A FITNESS APP Just My Walks isn't trying to make you run faster, count calories, or compete with your friends. It's a quiet notebook for your walks — daily moments worth remembering, without the performance pressure. Questions or feedback? support@justtwo.co

Weekly Steps shows your last 7 days of steps at a glance — on your iPhone, on your Apple Watch face, and in widgets wherever you look. See today's steps, your weekly total and your weekly average, plus a color-coded bar chart with your daily goal line. Green means you hit your goal, orange means close, red means below — and your record day stands out in blue. On iPhone: • A clean summary of today, this week and your 7-day average • Switch between a 1-week view and a scrollable 12-week history • Home screen widgets (small and medium) with today's count, weekly average and the 7-day chart • Lock screen widgets: today's steps, weekly average ring, and a compact chart • Light, dark or automatic appearance On Apple Watch: • Modular Duo: today's numbers on top, the full chart below • Rectangular faces: today, weekly average and the 7-day chart • Circular and corner faces: a progress ring or arc toward your goal • Inline: a quick one-line summary • Ring, corner and inline complications can show today's steps or your weekly average Set your daily goal from 5K to 20K once — it stays in sync between your iPhone and Apple Watch. Your data stays on your device. Weekly Steps reads step data from Health only and never sends it anywhere.