Pacer Pedometer & Step Tracker

Danielle Patterson

no service areas. still works great

Len Hill

Great app. It's free to use and does everything I need.

Jayne Bell

Great app. Easy and fun to use. would highly recommend!

Ahmed Hassan

easy and efficient

Feyikemi Adekoya

just the Best..easy to understand and use

CP SHARMA

excellent

Chris Jensen

had it for years, very accurate

Shakeel Ahmed

Nice sports app for walkers n runners. Best for keeping u motivated through various features e.g. league, virtual tours, etc. But beware abt choosing buddies in ur followers n following list. U will find a lot of friends here requesting to chat in WA or Telegram n 99% of those turn to be trying to trap u in some financial fraud e.g. donations or bitcoins. Unfortunately, this beautiful app has become nursery for those frauds too.

Amid Folake

nice application

Allie Cloos

Easy to understand graphics and motivating, Love this app, so easy to read and keep track of my steps. I also like to keep track of my weight on the trends page. This is a great free version. This app continues to work really well. Love it still. Highly recommend. This is wonderfully motivating.

Linda Quackenbush

It seems to track just fine on a basic scale. It would be nice to have one or two more features with the free version, but it's understandable just keeping track of steps. It gives you a base line of how many. I'm sure I'm doing more because of not having a true marking test it's hard to say how accurate.

A Google user

Edit: Took off a star because I can't figure out how to stop getting charged for the ad-free version. There was no way to cancel in the app, and under "Manage Subscriptions" all it says is that my free trial is over and how much I'll be charged each month, no "Cancel" option. I'm going to go into my Google Pay account to see if I can revoke permissions for it, but it shouldn't be that complicated.

A Google user

I use this only for counting steps, and it does a reliable job of it. I have to set my step length for an average for hikes with highly varied terrain. The sensitivity is easy to change so rough car rides don't rack up false distances. I've measured distances by car so I know it is counting steps accurately. I have used the GPS feature but have trouble remembering to turn it off at the end of a hike or walk, thus tracking distances covered by car as well. There are many other features I have not tried to use.

A Google user

Overall I like the app. It give me a generally accurate count of steps. What needs fixing is the pause button. It is in a very inconvenient place where it is easy to hit with finger tips and then you lose a lot of accuracy. They used to have a nifty plus button where you could add steps. I like that because if I didn't wear my phone for a workout at the gym on the treadmill or if I missed steps because of this pause button then I could add in a rough estimate and keep it relatively accurate. I believe they removed the plus button because the community has a lot of crazies that fake their steps and then stalk people from what I have seen in posts. That's pretty disturbing but I don't use that part of the app at all. I am set to private. What they really need to do is allow a disable pause for people like me. Or at least move it away from the edges because when you grab your phone your fingers can tough the edge of the screen. The way I hold mine when I look at it, I always tough the edges.

Kay Porter

It started out as a great, pretty accurate tracker. Love the challenges. But over the last few weeks though I walk the same route and mileage twice per week, my step count has dropped by at least 2,500 steps. That's significant. I had been taking 11,000 steps for 3.5 miles walked, but now it says not even 10,000 for 3.69 miles walked. When I try to change sensitivity level, it's grayed out and stuck at low, which is not a very accurate measuring level. I wanted to see if mid range helped.