The Step Counter:Healthy Habits app is said to be a simple and intuitive app that makes it easy to track your daily steps and stay on top of your personal goals.

It’s on the Google Play Store as a straightforward fitness tracker, crafted by Tngo Noah. If that name rings a bell, it’s because he’s known for producing not-so-authentic apps, unfortunately.  This seems to be the case here as well as you read my review.

The app promises to track your daily movements, which is appealing to both beginners and fitness enthusiasts.  As it tracks, you’re supposed to get rewards.

If you have ever tried an app that paid you to walk and/or maybe you’re looking for more, then there could be a chance you came across this name.

With more than 100,000+ reviews, it seems to be one of the bigger apps in this space, but is it worth your time?  That’s what we’re about to find out.

In today’s review, let’s talk about the app, what you can make as well as if it’s worth your time.  Let’s begin.

How Step Counter:Healthy Habits Works

At first glance, it’s designed to be user-friendly, counting your steps wherever you go as well as whatever you do. The app provides options to personalize your experience based on what works best for you.

For instance, you can set step goals for each day to keep yourself accountable and driven. There are also features to remind you of your goals and record your achievements over time. The ability to integrate with other fitness apps makes it even more attractive, as all your fitness stats could potentially be in one place.

Simply put, you walk and you can earn some rewards in doing so.

It throws in some extras like coins for hitting daily goals and fun mini-games. However, be prepared for a barrage of ads as you use the app.

Cashing Out

Although the app claims you can cash out your rewards via PayPal, you’re in for a surprise. When the time comes to withdraw, there’s no actual payment system in place. It’s all smoke and mirrors.

Even though you can’t leave reviews on the Google Play Store, you can find some reviews online.

Some on this Reddit thread, for example, noted that they went ahead and reached the $50 threshold in two hours.  However, when you needed to cash out, it says you need to wait at least two days, etc.  However, once you wait or do as you’re old, they move the goal posts yet again and keep you on the app so that you watch ads and make them money, not you.

Another person said they hit the payout fast and completed the tasks and saw the same problems.  He even noted he had to watch more than 50 ads in hopes he could cash out.

The lesson here is that they will try to keep you on the app as long as possible so you make them money. Don’t fall for the gimmicks.

Is Step Counter:Healthy Habits Legit?

Not really.

Despite its growing popularity with over 100,000 downloads, it’s not genuine. The whole “get paid for walking” idea is appealing, especially to those looking for motivation to become more active. But sadly, this app doesn’t deliver on its promises. The reason it’s still in early access might be to avoid users from openly sharing their negative experiences.  You can see that if you go to the official app, you will not be able to comment/review.  This is one reason apps such as this stay in this state to avoid confrontation.

Final Thoughts

0/10The “Step Counter: Healthy Habits” app, unfortunately, won’t actually reward you for walking or any other physical activities. They use a few tricks to keep users engaged longer than they should be, which is a shame.  I’m hoping that you at least reviewed this before signing up so that I saved you some time.  I always love diving deep into these apps so that you don’t have to.

While it might be decent for tracking your physical activity, don’t expect any monetary rewards. It’s one of many apps on the Google Play Store with misleading claims. Its appeal largely targets individuals seeking a monetary push to get moving, but unfortunately, it fails to deliver. Honestly, it’s not even worth the download.

That’s going to do it for now.

As always, if you want to comment on your experience, feel free to do so below.