Steps, distance, calories
Your day at a glance — the step ring against your goal, distance and calories beside it, and a weekly chart that shows the trend.
Coming soon to the App Store
Stridu follows your daily steps, runs, and walks — live GPS route on a dark map, streaks that hold you to it, and a feed where the people you move with can see it.
What you get
Steps in the background, activities on demand, and the motivation layer that makes tomorrow's walk happen too.
Your day at a glance — the step ring against your goal, distance and calories beside it, and a weekly chart that shows the trend.
Start a run, walk, or ride and watch the route draw itself on a dark map. Distance, pace, and duration update as you move.
A streak you don't want to break, and badges that only show up when you've actually earned them.
Post an activity, cheer someone on, join a challenge, and see where you land on the leaderboard this week.
Ask how the day went, what to aim for next, or what to do when you feel wiped out — the coach answers in a normal chat.
Steps and workouts stay in step with Apple Health, so the rest of your health picture stays whole.
Inside the app
One deliberate dark theme, neon accents where the numbers matter, and type that stays legible mid-run.





Screens from a pre-release build. Final App Store screenshots may differ.
Local-first
Stridu stores your records on the device first. The subway, a basement gym, a trail with one bar of signal — the app keeps counting and settles up with the server later.
An account is required for first use, so your history can follow you to a new phone.
After sign-in, steps and activities are written to a local database — no connection needed to keep tracking.
Anything logged offline is queued and synced as soon as a connection is available.
If the app is interrupted mid-activity, the session is recovered instead of lost.
Privacy
Stridu carries no advertising SDK. Health, fitness, and location data is never sold, never used for cross-app tracking, and never mined for anything outside the app's own features.
At a glance
FAQ
Stridu is in final release preparation for the App Store. This page links straight to the store listing on launch day.
iPhone running iOS 15.0 or later. Android isn't part of the current release.
Yes — an account is required for first use, which is how your history survives a lost or replaced phone. After you sign in, the app works offline and syncs when a connection is available.
No. Location is collected only while an activity you started is being tracked, and it's used to draw your route and calculate distance and pace.
Yes. With your permission, Stridu integrates with Apple Health so steps and workouts stay consistent with the rest of your health data.
Open Profile, choose to delete your account, re-authenticate, and confirm. Cloud data is deleted; you're asked separately whether to keep or erase the activity history stored on your device. Details are on the support page.
Stridu launches on the App Store shortly. Until then, the privacy policy, terms, and support details are all here — nothing hidden behind a signup.