Stepminder Hack 3.3 + Redeem Codes
Averaging Activity Tracker
Developer: Lobitos Creek
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: Free
Version: 3.3
ID: com.lobitoscreek.stepminder
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Description
Stepminder averages your recent steps and distance, smoothing out day-to-day variations. The default 7-day weighted average gives the most weight to steps today (¼ of the total), and the least weight to steps six days ago (1/28 of the total).
Change the averaging period, or choose an unweighted average (that is, each day has the same weight). An unweighted average of 7-28 days, for example, is useful if you do most of your walking on weekends.
Visually track your progress toward your goal through the day. Or turn off goal orientation and just see how much you walk.
Stepminder integrates with the Health app, using it as its source of past step counts and walking & running distances.
Questions or problems? Email [email protected]
Change the averaging period, or choose an unweighted average (that is, each day has the same weight). An unweighted average of 7-28 days, for example, is useful if you do most of your walking on weekends.
Visually track your progress toward your goal through the day. Or turn off goal orientation and just see how much you walk.
Stepminder integrates with the Health app, using it as its source of past step counts and walking & running distances.
Questions or problems? Email [email protected]
Version history
3.3
2022-10-22
Slightly faster updating of steps and distance, along with up-to-date internals.
3.2
2020-05-16
Stepminder 3.2 fixes a rare unexpected quit.
3.1
2020-03-10
Improve the screen layout of the trip odometer and for small (SE) screens.
3.0
2020-03-09
New: trip odometer. Tap TRIP to start, STOP and RESET to … stop and reset it.
2.7
2020-02-26
Internal updates only.
2.6
2020-02-07
In which we leave centered averages behind, because simplicity. Also a minor bug fix in the main ring display.
2.5
2020-02-01
The main progress ring is now always scaled to represent your goal, and includes an indication of surplus, if any, from previous days.
2.4
2019-12-03
Minor fix: distance needed tomorrow should never be less than zero. (Thanks to SB for the bug report!)
2.3
2019-11-24
The color of the TODAY ring and the daily graph bars now depends on the better of the day's actual progress and the average progress. (Earlier versions used only average progress.) Only the color choice is different; displayed bar and ring values are unchanged.
2.2
2019-10-11
Minor fix to preserve average-centering state when averaging is turned off.
2.1
2019-10-02
Stepminder 2.1 fixes some problems when waiting for Health data permissions, and has a more general approach to settings related to averaging. Plus the odd cosmetic improvement.
2.0
2019-09-15
Stepminder is 2.0 already? How soon they grow up! A redesigned interface takes advantage of iOS 13 to support system-wide dark mode. Also: new progress indicators, new averaging options, and more. Check it out!
1.1
2019-08-20
Cosmetic improvements.
1.0
2019-08-16
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Ratings
5 out of 5
2 Ratings
Reviews
SDBchicago,
StepMinder tracks progress toward a goal!
September 2019
StepMinder is a great tool to use if you want some help maintaining an average number of steps over any period of time.
StepMinder is also a great tool for tracking daily progress toward a monthly step goal, especially as in the Monthly Challenge in Apple Watch coaching. And if you change your step goal in StepMinder, it won’t affect any of your other exercise/movement apps: no streak breaks or affecting other goals.
In my case, I wanted to meet a 270.5 mile walk/run goal for August. I restated 270.5 miles in steps (my steps-yours might be different). In StepMinder I set my step goal as 19,500.
For the first week of the month, I turned off the averaging. Once past the first week, I set the averaging to 7 days weighted (other options include 3 days, 2 weeks and 4 weeks, weighted or unweighted).
Each day StepMinder told me at a color-coded glance if I had maintained my step goal of 19,500.
If I had not made enough steps to maintain my goal that day, it rolled that deficit into the average calculation for the next day, telling me how many total steps I needed to make up that deficit and get my progress where it needed to be.
If I made more steps than needed on a day, it rolled that excess into the average calculation for the next day, telling me that I could “take it easy” while keeping my progress on track.
This is great because some days I was under goal and some days I was over goal. The averaging kept track of the varying number of steps I needed to maintain my (goal) average. That was super! Before installing the StepMinder app, I had to do all that calculation by hand every day to make sure I was on track to complete the Challenge by the end of the month.
StepMinder also has a History, View Data option that allows you to see the progression of your daily average in steps and miles as well as (in the iPhone) history of your actual steps and miles from the Health app.
I give this app an A+!
Trip! Added March 2020
Step-minder has now added a Trip tracker. Trip tracks time and distance, with easy on, off and reset (much easier to use than other “stop watch” features I have tried. I am using this to add some interval training to my daily workout as a way to increase my workout stamina. This is a great addition to a product I use everyday!
And it is compatible with my Apple Watch: reading “watch steps or miles” thru the Health.
Love this app!
StepMinder is a great tool to use if you want some help maintaining an average number of steps over any period of time.
StepMinder is also a great tool for tracking daily progress toward a monthly step goal, especially as in the Monthly Challenge in Apple Watch coaching. And if you change your step goal in StepMinder, it won’t affect any of your other exercise/movement apps: no streak breaks or affecting other goals.
In my case, I wanted to meet a 270.5 mile walk/run goal for August. I restated 270.5 miles in steps (my steps-yours might be different). In StepMinder I set my step goal as 19,500.
For the first week of the month, I turned off the averaging. Once past the first week, I set the averaging to 7 days weighted (other options include 3 days, 2 weeks and 4 weeks, weighted or unweighted).
Each day StepMinder told me at a color-coded glance if I had maintained my step goal of 19,500.
If I had not made enough steps to maintain my goal that day, it rolled that deficit into the average calculation for the next day, telling me how many total steps I needed to make up that deficit and get my progress where it needed to be.
If I made more steps than needed on a day, it rolled that excess into the average calculation for the next day, telling me that I could “take it easy” while keeping my progress on track.
This is great because some days I was under goal and some days I was over goal. The averaging kept track of the varying number of steps I needed to maintain my (goal) average. That was super! Before installing the StepMinder app, I had to do all that calculation by hand every day to make sure I was on track to complete the Challenge by the end of the month.
StepMinder also has a History, View Data option that allows you to see the progression of your daily average in steps and miles as well as (in the iPhone) history of your actual steps and miles from the Health app.
I give this app an A+!
Trip! Added March 2020
Step-minder has now added a Trip tracker. Trip tracks time and distance, with easy on, off and reset (much easier to use than other “stop watch” features I have tried. I am using this to add some interval training to my daily workout as a way to increase my workout stamina. This is a great addition to a product I use everyday!
And it is compatible with my Apple Watch: reading “watch steps or miles” thru the Health.
Love this app!
