StepsApp – Step Counter 6.10.0: what changed
Google Play’s notes for this build are brief: they mention a plans feature without explaining how it works. The other points below describe existing StepsApp capabilities, not changes introduced in this build.
What changed
- 01Notes mention a plans feature
The plans feature is the only change named in the current Google Play notes. The listing does not say what kinds of plans are available, whether they set activity targets, or how they appear in the app. Treat this as a brief release note rather than a complete feature guide; consult the Play listing for any additional information.
- 02Daily activity overview is established
The app description says StepsApp provides a quick overview of several daily activity measures, including steps, distance, time, and active calories. This can help readers review more than a step total in one place. Google Play does not say that this overview changed in the current build, so consider it part of the app’s existing toolkit.
- 03Charts cover longer periods
According to the app description, StepsApp includes charts for weekly, monthly, and yearly activity, along with a monthly and yearly view. Those views may help put daily totals in a broader context. The release notes do not mention chart changes, so this is useful background about the app rather than a claim about what the plans feature adds.
- Version
- 6.10.0
- On Google Play
- Oct 2, 2026
- Rollout
- Rolling out via Google Play
- Developer
- StepsApp
Should you update now?
The notes mention a plans feature and do not identify changes to permissions, account access, payments, or data handling. If the build appears on Google Play, installing it is a reasonable choice for someone who wants the named addition. The notes do not provide enough detail to say what the feature includes, so check the listing for clarification.
Get the update
Open StepsApp – Step Counter in Google PlayOfficial listing by StepsApp
On the listing, Update means this build is waiting for your phone; Open means you already have it or a newer one.
Worth knowing
Google Play’s notes are notably brief: they name a plans feature but do not describe its contents or how to use it. The app description separately lists automatic step counting, activity history, charts, goals, notifications, Google Fit integration, and sharing. Those are background features, not verified additions in this build. The description also refers to an iPhone in one sentence despite this being an Android Play listing, so rely on the listing for the current Android app details.
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