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Angel Step is a step counter for iPhone that refuses to be a fitness app. It shows one number — today's steps, read from Apple Health — on a sky that changes as you walk, and a widget puts the same number on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen. There is no race, no leaderboard, no workout and no map: it is built for a walk that clears your head. Free on the App Store since 29 September 2026. Everything below may be used in coverage of Angel Step.

The facts

Angel Step at a glance, as of 10 October 2026
what it is	a step counter for iPhone: one number on a living sky, plus Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets
made by	the small independent studio behind Angel Clock
on sale since	29 September 2026, in 174 countries and regions (not mainland China)
runs on	iPhone, iOS 26 or later; no Android version, and none planned
price	free to download, no ads, no account; the count, the sky and the widgets are free. Optional purchases in the US: $8.99 a month, $44.99 a year, $88.99 once
where the number comes from	Apple Health, read only — it never writes to Health, so the two agree
the daily goal	a repeating number you pick, from 3,333 to 22,222 (5,555 to start), each with its own sky
app languages	English, Japanese, Korean, Russian
contact	hello@angelstep.app — a person answers

The story, if you need one

Most step apps try to make you walk more by turning it into a contest: rings to close, friends to beat, a red streak to save. Angel Step starts from the other end. A walk under a big sky is one of the simplest ways to clear your head, and an app that keeps score of you undoes part of that. So it keeps one number and lets the sky do the rest: the clouds open as the day's steps add up, and the goal is a number you chose rather than one handed to you.

What it leaves out is the point: no workouts, training plans or heart-rate zones; no GPS maps; no global leaderboards; no charts with axes to analyze yourself with; no streak alarms and no notifications begging you to come back. You can invite someone with a code, and when they take their first walk a sky opens for both of you — with no names and no scores. More on what it is, and what it isn't.

In one line, and in one paragraph

One line: Angel Step is a step counter for iPhone that shows one number on a living sky — for walks that clear your head, not for workouts.

One paragraph: Angel Step is a free step counter for iPhone. It reads today's steps from Apple Health and shows them as one number on a sky that changes as you walk, with the same number on Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets. The daily goal is a repeating number you choose, such as 5,555 or 7,777. There are no ads, no account, no leaderboards and no workouts, and your steps never leave the phone. It is made by the independent studio behind Angel Clock and has been on the App Store since 29 September 2026.

Images

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Images for coverage of Angel Step
image	what it shows	file
app icon	the icon as on the App Store	PNG, 1024 × 1024
Lock Screen	"Simple. Clean. Nothing extra." — the steps under the clock	JPEG, 1320 × 2868
widgets	"See your steps without opening anything." — two Home Screen widgets	JPEG, 1320 × 2868
today	"A walk under a big sky that clears your head" — the main screen at 11,111 steps	JPEG, 1320 × 2868
matches Health	"A simple step counter that matches Health." — the day's number and the days before it	JPEG, 1320 × 2868
the goal	"Every goal has its own sky." — choosing the daily number	JPEG, 1320 × 2868
the shelf	"Your goals turn into something you keep." — the collection	JPEG, 1320 × 2868
skies	"Pick your sky. Wear it all day." — sky themes	JPEG, 1320 × 2868

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