StepUp
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Walking is more fun & motivating with friends, family and colleagues!
See who's in the lead & cheer (or taunt) each other.
Run free step challenges at work, home, school, gym or any community!
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Sync wearables like Apple Watch, Fitbit etc via Apple Health & Android Health Connect.
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