Connect once, then keep moving
After you grant access, supported activity written to Apple Health can count toward your Steadee goal. You stay in control of health permissions and can review or change them in iOS settings.
iPhone fitness tracking
Fitness Accountability With Apple Health
Your iPhone, Apple Watch and connected apps may already collect the activity data behind your goals. Steadee uses permitted Apple Health data to turn those records into automatic accountability progress.
Get Steadee launch updatesUse the devices you already carry
Apple Health can bring together records from iPhone, Apple Watch and compatible third-party apps. Steadee reads supported categories from that shared source rather than requiring a separate manual check-in after every activity.
Check that your data is syncing
Automatic tracking depends on complete, timely records. Confirm that the source app has permission to write the relevant data and open it after training when needed so your latest activity reaches Apple Health before the goal deadline.
Frequently asked questions
Does Steadee work with Apple Health?
Yes. Steadee can use supported activity categories from Apple Health after you grant permission. Which metrics are available depends on the records created by your iPhone, Apple Watch or connected apps.
Does Steadee need an Apple Watch?
Not necessarily. An Apple Watch can provide useful activity records, but iPhone and compatible apps can also write data to Apple Health. Your chosen goal needs a reliable data source.
Can Steadee change my Apple Health data?
Steadee's accountability flow is designed to read the supported activity needed to calculate progress. Apple lets you review and revoke app permissions in Health settings.