10K vs Pasos

10K Steps — your daily step challenge Move more every day with a simple, focused step tracker built around one goal: hit your daily target and keep your streak alive. Track today’s progress See your live step count and a clear progress ring on the home screen. Know exactly how many steps you have left to reach your goal. Set your own goal Default is 10,000 steps, but you can choose any target from 100 and up. Make the challenge yours. Build your streak Meet your goal each day to grow your streak. Stay consistent and watch your habit strengthen over time. Dive into your stats View your steps by day, week, or month. See calories, distance, and activity trends in a clean, easy-to-read chart. Challenge friends Find friends from your contacts who use the app and compare real step counts on the leaderboard. Stay on track Set daily reminders so you don’t forget to move. Your progress can sync to the cloud when you sign in. Simple. Private. Motivating. No clutter — just steps, progress, streaks, and friendly competition to keep you going. Start walking. Start counting. Start your 10K challenge today.

Pasos helps you turn your daily step goal into a habit you can understand and maintain. See your steps update in real time, track progress toward your goal, and review your activity by day, week, month, or year. Pasos helps you recognize patterns, stay motivated, and take action before the day gets away from you. FEATURES • Real-time step progress from Apple Health • Daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly history • Swipe through previous days and historical periods • Compare today’s activity with your usual pace • Weekly and monthly trend reports • Personal bests, streaks, and milestone badges • Activity calendar with clear goal-progress colors • Smart reminders when you are falling behind • Quiet hours and workday/weekend reminder schedules • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets • Apple Watch app and complications • CSV and PDF progress reports • System, light, and dark appearance options Pasos uses Apple Health to read your step history. Your HealthKit data remains protected by Apple’s Health permissions and is not sold or uploaded to a Pasos-owned server.