Breeze App For iPhone 5S Counts All Your Steps

Do you know what’s the most popular apps for iPhone that tracks your running? It’s called the RunKeeper app and their creators have just launched a new one called the Breeze app that counts how much you are walking. The new app only works for iPhone 5S for now and it is based on a M7 motion processor which collects your every foot step in the background, while you’re walking. With the Breeze app you can tell exactly how far you’ve walked in a single day. You just have to open it an it will do all the work. Except for the walking part, of course. You’re the one doing that. Breeze app is not the only pedometer apps available for the iPhone 5S but it does stand out from the crowd with its simple interface and the fact that it gives you a personalized walking goal for you to reach every day and it tells you how close you are to that goal, hourly. It also sends you occasional notifications reminding you to check your progress so that you always know where you stand.

That’s not all this app can do. The Breeze app shows you your walking history and the places you’ve walked. Although this app doesn’t give you as much info as other walking track apps like Nike+Move do, the Breeze app doesn’t bug you with useless information or annoying notifications. That’s always a good thing when we’re looking for a new app to install on our phones.

Of course, none of the above features will work if you don’t open the app before you go on your walks. You need to open it and regularly check it to see your progress. Breeze app will ask you to send notifications all through the day, praising you for your long walks and reminding you how long before you reach your walking daily goal. This can be pretty useful if you want to keep moving because it motivates you to reach your goal.

Breeze will eventually be integrated in the RunKeeper app but for now they are two completely separate apps. RunKeeper also revealed that they want to expand the Breeze app to work on other smartphones although it’s not clear when that will happen.