Effective date: July 12, 2026
Pedometer is a private iPhone and Apple Watch activity tracker. It shows your steps, walking/running distance, flights climbed, active energy, private charts, paired step-goal progress, and widgets or complications using Apple frameworks.
Pedometer requests read access to these HealthKit data types:
HealthKit data stays on your device. Pedometer does not upload HealthKit data to a server.
The app may store these app-owned values locally on your device or in the app group shared between the app and its widgets:
These values are used only to run app features on your device.
App/widget snapshots remain inside each same-device app-group container. WatchConnectivity synchronizes only the app-owned goal and appearance preferences between a paired iPhone and Apple Watch. Health snapshots and entitlement state are never included, uploaded to a backend, or stored in iCloud. StoreKit independently restores and verifies Plus entitlement on eligible devices.
You can manage HealthKit permission in the Apple Health app or iOS Settings. You can remove local Pedometer data by deleting the app. You can manage or cancel Pedometer Plus through your Apple ID subscription settings.
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Pedometer Plus uses Apple’s StoreKit system to process auto-renewable subscriptions, purchases, restores, and entitlement state. Pedometer does not receive or store your full payment card details.
Pedometer Plus removes iPhone banner ads and unlocks optional personalization. Core pedometer features remain free, including today’s activity metrics, private charts, paired goal setting, widgets, and complications. Appearance preferences can sync to a paired Apple Watch.
The iPhone app may show a Google Mobile Ads banner placement to free users. Pedometer Plus hides this banner.
Ads are limited to one eligible anchored iPhone tab-bar accessory. Ads are not shown in the Apple Watch app, widgets, complications, onboarding, Health authorization or error states, Settings, privacy information, or purchase flow.
The current source uses production AdMob IDs for the iPhone banner. User Messaging Platform handles applicable regional consent. The iPhone app asks for App Tracking Transparency only after the Health experience is usable, so personalized ad tracking is used only if you allow it. Ads can still load non-personalized if tracking permission is denied.
HealthKit data is never used for advertising, marketing, tracking, profiling, data mining, or ad targeting. Pedometer does not send step count, goal, chart data, distance, flights climbed, active calories, HealthKit authorization state, fitness status, or HealthKit-derived metadata to ad systems.
Google Mobile Ads may collect ad-related data described by its embedded privacy manifest, including coarse location, device ID, advertising data, product interaction, crash data, performance data, and other diagnostic data. Google Mobile Ads’ publisher first-party ID is disabled in Pedometer.
Pedometer has no account system, backend, or analytics SDK.
Pedometer does not sell, share, track, profile, or data-mine your HealthKit data. It does not transmit HealthKit data over the network.
Pedometer does not store personal health information in iCloud.
Pedometer is not directed to children and does not knowingly collect personal information from children.
Pedometer is for general fitness and pedometer display only. It does not provide medical, diagnostic, treatment, clinical, emergency, or health research guidance. Do not use Pedometer to make medical decisions.
This policy may be updated when app features or privacy practices change. The effective date above will be updated when that happens.
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