万歩計 · since 1965

Ten thousand steps was a slogan.

Manpo counts your day honestly, matches Apple Health, and shows the research that replaced the number.

Shows its work

  1. Your iPhone counts when it moves with you.
  2. Your Watch counts from the wrist.
  3. Health drops the minutes both devices counted.
  4. Manpo shows that total, and the time of the reading. Tap it to see this sum for your own day.

One number, three places

TodayStations climb from zero past your goal. The sun sits at your level.
Home ScreenThree widgets in every size. Each carries the time of its reading.
Apple WatchThe ring, the week, and complications with the exact count.

Four promises

Rest days keep a streak

Sick and travel days pause it. Every day is judged in the timezone you lived it.

Widgets that say when

Every widget and complication shows the time of its reading, never a stale number pretending to be live.

Circles, no accounts

Walk a week with people you know. Days met is the score, so a 6,000 walker and a 12,000 walker compete as equals.

One purchase

No subscription, no account, no ads. Nothing leaves your phone.

What the research says

7,000

steps a day, where benefit levels off for most adults

Ding et al., Lancet Public Health 2025
15%

lower all-cause mortality per extra 1,000 steps a day, in pooled cohorts

Banach et al., Eur J Prev Cardiol 2023
1965

the manpo-kei, and the 10,000 that came with it

Yamasa Tokei Keiki

Every study, cited to its DOI →

Coming to the App Store, autumn 2026

iPhone and Apple Watch. One purchase for Pro, and the honest number is free. Until then, the arithmetic is explained on this page.