StepDay turns Apple Health data into a clearer view of daily activity and recovery, bringing steps, workouts, sleep, heart-rate trends, widgets, Live Activities, shortcuts, and streaks into one iPhone experience.
App Store currently lists Data Not Collected. No StepDay account is required, and health data stays on device where possible.
StepDay requires permission to read Apple Health data, and workout write permission is only relevant if you choose to log activity. Available metrics depend on what is stored in the Health app and which Apple devices you use.
StepDay focuses on daily activity and recovery with Apple Health, supports English and Simplified Chinese, runs on iPhone with iOS 16.2 or later, and is free to download with optional in-app purchases.
StepDay is designed for iPhone, works with Apple Health, supports English and Simplified Chinese, and keeps health-related data on device where possible.
The live listing frames StepDay as an iPhone app for daily activity and recovery using Apple Health, while the subtitle still surfaces steps, workouts, and sleep trends. It also shows a free download, optional in-app purchases, and a Health & Fitness category placement.
The current public listing keeps the Only for iPhone / Designed for iPhone label at the top, while the Information > Compatibility section also publicly lists Mac support on Apple silicon. It continues to show iOS 16.2+, macOS 13.1+, English plus Simplified Chinese, and local-first Health handling.
The App Store page currently shows Version 1.1 dated April 25, 2026, plus StepDay Pro Monthly, StepDay Pro Yearly, and Family Sharing support.
StepDay focuses on daily activity and recovery with Apple Health, supports English and Simplified Chinese, runs on iPhone with iOS 16.2 or later, and is free to download with optional in-app purchases.
StepDay is built around the Apple Health data you already have, then turns steps, workouts, sleep, heart rate, and other signals into something easier to read and act on.
Keep your core movement numbers in one place and see whether you're on track for the day.
Review workout sessions with more detail, including GPS routes when those records exist in Apple Health.
Track heart-rate trends, sleep-focused insights, blood oxygen, VO2 Max, and other wellness metrics when available in Health.
Trend views, weekly summaries, and lightweight gamification help make consistency visible.
See how activity and recovery numbers change over days and weeks instead of looking at isolated snapshots.
Get higher-level summaries to help you notice patterns, motivation dips, and consistency wins where supported.
Use lightweight gamification to stay consistent without turning your health data into noise.
StepDay is meant to stay close to the system surface, not buried behind a long navigation flow.
Keep today's progress visible without opening the app every time.
Bring live status to the system surface when the current device and iOS version support it.
Open key destinations and actions faster through system shortcuts and intent-based entry points.
StepDay requires permission to read Apple Health data, and workout write permission is only relevant if you choose to log activity. Available metrics depend on what is stored in the Health app and which Apple devices you use.
Use the dedicated StepDay support and privacy pages below for setup, Health permissions, subscriptions, and data questions.