StepSavvy vs CreatorClone

Film a short walk to see how you walk. Then follow home exercise plans built around knee replacement, ACL, meniscus, hip or foot and ankle surgery, or conditions like plantar fasciitis (heel pain), knee arthritis and ankle sprains. Home exercises made to complement the plan from your own physical therapist or surgeon. Not a substitute for their care. Free to start. No account or payment method needed. WALK CHECK (GAIT ANALYSIS) Prop up your phone and film 5 to 15 seconds of yourself walking past it from the side, or upload a clip. StepSavvy estimates how far your knees and hips bend, upper-body lean, arm swing and how evenly your two sides move (symmetry), usually right on your phone. The free Basic view explains each number in plain words. Made for walking, not running. Premium adds a written AI reading of your walk. KNEE, HIP & FOOT EXERCISE PLANS After surgery: pick your procedure and date. Exercises begin 1 to 8 weeks after surgery, depending on the procedure. Your plan then follows 5 phases by weeks since surgery, from gentle first moves to harder ones, on a general timeline, not your surgeon's plan. If your care team's timeline differs, follow theirs. For a condition (plantar fasciitis, knee or hip arthritis, ankle sprain, Achilles pain): pick it and log your pain level. Exercises come in 3 levels (gentle, building, maintenance), re-checked against your latest pain log. Your care team's advice comes first. Sessions have captioned follow-along videos, sets, reps and a check-off. First 5 workout days free; full plan with Premium. If you marked pain of 4 or more out of 10 on the body map in the last 2 days, the session can flag exercises for that area to ease off or skip. The choice is yours. If pain keeps rising, check with your care team. FOOT & SHOES - Shoe closet: track each pair's miles, typed in or from your phone's steps, with a heads-up near a typical replacement point - Heel-angle tool: on a photo of your lower legs from behind, place 3 dots per leg to see each heel's tilt - Premium: an AI foot photo reading and a shortlist of shoes commonly paired with feet like yours, to try on, not a prescription FORM CHECK (PREMIUM) Record or upload a side-view video of your squat or bench press set for rep-by-rep notes and cues. FREE VS PREMIUM Free: - The Basic view of every walk - One AI walk reading, when available, after you sign up and finish setup (one per account and per phone) - Your first 5 workout days (a day counts once you finish an exercise) - Pain log and body map (rate pain 0-10) with a 7-day trend - Shoe closet and heel-angle tool - Streaks, badges, reminders and a consistency score out of 100 Premium: - Your full exercise plan, past the 5 free workout days - AI readings of 20 walks, 10 Form Checks and 5 foot photos a month (trial: 5, 3 and 2 in total). All limits are in the Terms. - Walk video replay on any device and full walk history - Shoe shortlist and AI reports on shoes in your closet - Longer pain trends, a shareable Recovery Report and an extra weekly streak freeze US prices: $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year. Where your Apple Account is eligible, Premium starts with a 7-day free trial. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel in your App Store account settings. Terms: https://stepsavvy.app/terms.html Walk results and some photos and videos are stored in your account on our servers. AI features also send the walk data, photos or videos they use to an AI provider. IMPORTANT StepSavvy is for education and general wellness. Its walk, heel and lift numbers are camera-based estimates, not clinical measurements. It has not been reviewed or cleared by the FDA and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate or prevent any disease or condition. Nothing in it is medical advice. Follow your surgeon's and care team's instructions, and talk with a qualified health professional before starting or changing an exercise program.

You already know how to work hard. What you do not have is someone watching your numbers, deciding what comes next, and telling you when to push and when to back off. That is this. A coach that remembers every set you have logged, every meal, every weigh-in, and rewrites your plan around them. Not a chatbot handing you a template. It remembers, so you never repeat yourself. Tell it once about the bad shoulder, the work trips, the movements you hate. It builds around them and tells you why a lift changed. Ask what you decided about your knee six weeks ago and it pulls up the real history. It also forgets on purpose: an injury holds for two weeks, then it asks whether you are still hurt instead of protecting you forever. You can read what it knows about you and take any line off the list. You will never open the app wondering what to do. Today's session is already built and already loaded. Your weights come from what you actually lifted last time, heavy enough to grow and not so heavy you get hurt. On a lift you have never done it estimates from your size, then corrects the moment you log a real set. Warm-up ramps are done for you, and every lift comes with an animated demo so form is never a guess. It will not hand you a lift you have no gear for. Barbell but no bench, and it never puts a bench press in your week. It checks what a movement takes against what you actually own before it writes anything. Your program gets better every week without you managing it. It reads what you logged, adds sets to the muscles you shorted, rotates your accessories when a block ends, and trims the week when it runs past the time you have. Your walks and runs go on the days your lifting can absorb them. Week 12 gets written by week 11, not by a PDF you downloaded in January. Cut or bulk, decided for you. Stop flip-flopping. A progress photo, your weigh-ins and your lifts pick the direction, then it runs the phase: calories, protein, training emphasis, and a weekly answer on whether you are on pace. It also tells you when to stop, which is the part nobody else does. Log a meal in seconds. Snap a photo, scan a barcode, say it out loud, or type it. Macros land instantly and your targets move with your phase. Meal plans work around your allergies, your diet, and the food you actually eat. See exactly where you are falling behind. Every muscle mapped by weekly volume, so nothing quietly goes missing. Weight, strength and recovery week over week, so you get the trend instead of a wall of numbers. Your coach is on your wrist. Log every set from the watch, with heart rate and calories running live. Start a walk or a run from it. Say what you ate into it and your phone takes it from there. Leave it in your pocket and the current set and rest clock sit in the Dynamic Island. It speaks first. Stall a lift, hit a personal record, or come within a day of losing a streak, and it starts the conversation. You do not have to remember to ask. Ask for a change and you see it before it happens. Every edit you ask for arrives as a card spelling out what it wants to do, down to the sets, and nothing moves until you tap. The weekly upkeep is the one thing that runs on its own, and it tells you what it changed. Pick a coach you will actually listen to. Warm and relentless, or calm and clinical, or loud at six in the morning. Choose the voice that gets you moving, then hear it in your ear through the set, over your music. Built to survive real life. Travel, illness, a brutal week at work: it scales down and snaps back when you are ready. On a GLP-1 it protects muscle while you lose. Syncs with Apple Health. It never shames you for a miss. Bring your history with you. Import from Hevy or JEFIT and week one is built on the lifts you already did, instead of a blank first page. Give it 30 days. If it has not earned its place by then, tell us and we will make sure you get your money back. You have a month to find out, and nothing to lose by starting.