Walker Tracker
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User Reviews for Walker Tracker
Challenge views are disappointing
I like what this lets us do with our staff, but this update changed the challenge view and makes it much more difficult to see how the members of our team are doing. It’s always been tedious to go to the team menu and then back to the challenge menu to see the overall progress. Now the views are identical and give even less information. I miss the horizontal ram graph. And this was changed in the middle of a challenge. Kinda took part of the motivation away.
Above and Beyond
I have been using this app for a few months now and it is very inspirational. I have a Fitbit but walker tracker goes above and beyond in recording my workout data. There are even challenges and teams to compete with each other. Our company is doing a challenge right now with all of our North American locations in a friendly competition. It just motivates us to walk and stay more informed with our health and personal fitness goals. Great for team building too! I would highly recommend this app!!
Good, but I have concerns
Overall, this app is user friendly and appeases the eye; however, I’m a little thrown when you add an activity that it automatically adds steps to what you’ve already accomplished. For example, you can’t just state that you’ve gone running without it adding steps to your total, which were already added when you were running. This concerns me when it comes to the legitimacy of the challenges because it seems that some people are achieving more steps than they’re actually attaining. Plus, when you’re using a fitness app, you want it to be accurate so you know what you’re really accomplishing and can set future goals. With that said, I do like that the app is able to convert so many different activities into steps, such as swimming, when you aren’t able to have your device (phone) with you.
Losing points and steps
From the beginning the app will not count all of steps, I have been losing as much a 3000 steps in one day. And as of the 15th it has stopped counting them all together. We have tried everything, even taking the app off and putting back on. I have a fit bit, and a Apple Watch , neither will work. This app is messing up again.
Motivational
I amLoving this app and the challenges that it brings to my life. It is motivating me to do better each day so far as my eating habits and my exercise goals especially. I believe the greatest competition exist within one’s self when we make it a goal to strive towards excellence. To be better today than we were yesterday! Then being able to look back and to see the progress we have made. I’m excited to run on and see what the end will be as I continue to better myself!!!Thank you
Self reporting ruins competition
I wouldn’t recommend using this for any sort of competition. Looks like you can just manually enter activity and it will convert it into steps. I was very discouraged once I saw that I was consistently beat at the end of the day by someone entering in activities. It seems like this is a common complaint but the responses from the company just gloss over how this is an obvious flaw. They are unable to accommodate people that may not want to carry their phone or get a wearable. It’s a competition! There needs to be a way to be held accountable. It should at least be made very obvious on the leaderboard how many are real steps and how many steps are activity steps. I was really excited about this competition and am very discouraged to even participate. What’s the point when someone can just add steps and beat you. Will be deleting and no longer participating. I even spoke to others at my company and they feel like it’s pointless to try. We have a month long competition and the “winner” has been adding activities so will probably win it in a week or two. Wow. Not fun and kind of has made me despise some coworkers. Haha.
Fitbit frustrations
I sync my Fitbit to Fitbit’s cloud/Internet presence, I wait 10 minute, and then I check with this app ( because this app is used by our organization). If I am lucky, the count it claims to have gotten from Fitbit’s site (which I had to give it permission to access, and too much permission in my opinion) is wrong/old by 6 hours.This makes things DISCOURAGING because now I appear to be a slacker (which right now, I am). This app has never been perfect with Fitbit products/website (I have owned 3 different types of Fitbit devices), but right now, it is the pits.I gave it 2 stars because like a broken clock, it may be right twice a day.
Could be better
I like that the app is compatible with my phone and Fitbit but it has some mechanical issues. So far for me I have to be very conscious of the time because after midnight it’s very hard to get it to sync data from the day before (even only second after it strikes 12). I use it for a competition and I got cheated several thousand steps just because of this issue. Other members in my team registered zero steps because the app doesn’t automatically register your steps if you don’t open the app up daily. It could function a little better for conversation with team members. Also when you take a picture with the app it doesn’t save to your phone so in order to keep the picture you’d have to screenshot it or take the picture with your camera first and then upload. Little things could make it a better app. That said, it works well for the competition because we all use the same platform to keep our tallies. These issues are just a source of frustration, especially because competition usually means you’re trying to win and the app is causing me to do more work than I need to by not functioning as effectively as I would like.
Easy to Use with My Activity Program
My company set up a Walker Tracker challenge. The app made it easy for me to register for the challenge. Plus I use the app to enter my steps and track my progress in the challenge. I like an app that is simple to use and doesn't require me to learn a lot of instructions to use it. The app was great. It was easy and allowed me to focus on meeting my activity goals.
Decent app
I just wish that it would add in other types of workouts automatically, like weight training and cycling. Also, it doesn’t seem to covert my mileage to the right amount of steps. I ran 15.1 one day, without my other steps, and it reported my daily steps as 13.1. I have the stride length right. Maybe steps run being longer than those walked plays a factor in calculations?
Description
Walker Tracker’s companion app for custom walking challenges for corporations, municipalities, and educational institutions. The Walker Tracker step challenge app automatically logs steps or allows manual entry from pedometer readings. Convert popular exercise and activity into steps and challenge friends or coworkers.
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