Face Your Steps: Daily Goal

Most step apps show you what already happened. Face Your Steps tells you what to do about it, while there is still time to do it. It answers three questions at any point in the day: how many steps you still need, how long that will take at your own walking pace, and by when you have to set off. The latest start time Your pace comes from the walks Apple Health has recorded over the past two weeks, with a small buffer for traffic lights and short breaks. When the app says about 24 minutes, it means your 24 minutes. Your day does not run in a straight line either. If you sit at a desk all afternoon and walk every evening, a progress bar has you behind schedule at 3 p.m., even though the goal is perfectly reachable. Face Your Steps asks whether you can still make it instead. Reminders you might actually keep switched on The app does not nag you by the hour. It gets in touch when the…