Nasheet vs Step City

Walk with Nasheet and discover the world through authentic storytelling - now fully offline and private. Every step you take carries Nasheet further along the journey, unlocking real landmarks and the culture, history, and hidden stories behind each one. PRIVATE BY DESIGN * No account, no sign-up, no internet required, Nasheet runs entirely on your iPhone * Your activity is read straight from Apple Health and never leaves your device * No servers, no tracking, no ads, no third-party SDKs FOLLOW NASHEET'S JOURNEY * Your daily steps move Nasheet from landmark to landmark * Arrival Stories: reach a landmark to discover what Nasheet sees on first arriving * Deep Exploration: bank extra steps to unlock rich cultural content, architecture, traditions, and the stories only locals know * Stunning photography from every place you reach TRACK YOUR ACTIVITY * Today at a glance: steps, distance, active calories, and heart rate (resting & max) * Daily streaks that reward showing up * Weekly, monthly, yearly, and lifetime trends in clean, readable charts * Heart-rate trends over time * Heart-rate trends over time POWERED BY APPLE HEALTH With your permission, Nasheet reads your steps, walking + running distance, active energy, and heart rate - only to bring your journey to life. It never writes to or changes your Health data. Why Nasheet? Standard step trackers just count. Nasheet turns every walk into a chance to discover something new about our world, without ever asking for an account or sending your data anywhere.

Step City is a walking tracker and pedometer that turns daily steps into a city you can explore. Set goals, build streaks, and follow your progress with clear activity insights, weekly trends, pace views, and milestone tracking. World lets you browse your step history visually, Goal keeps your targets in focus, and Pulse reveals patterns in consistency and rhythm over time. Connect Apple Health to use your real step count, or start with sample data and explore every screen right away. Step City reads step count only.