Every step counts, and your Apple Watch tracks each of them. For the most part, it does all the work for you. Learn how to find your calculations, and tips on how to most accurately track the steps of your Apple Watch.
Read more: Apple Watch Buyer’s Guide: All You Need to Know
Quick answer
To properly track the steps of your Apple Watch, calibrate your device, maintain a snag fit, and start walking. Your Apple Watch will keep track of your accounts automatically.
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How To Find Your Tracked Steps On Your Apple Watch
Your Apple Watch stays with you every step of the way (or at least every step you take while wearing it). To find your current count at any time in the fitness app, just look for the app icon with Apple’s famous rings.
- Open Fitness Your Apple Watch app.
- Find your swipe up or turn on the digital crown Total steps.
- To see your seven day total, continue scrolling and tap Weekly Summary.
Keep the most accurate calculations
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Generally speaking, step counting is done automatically on your Apple Watch. You do not need to start a workout or do anything specific to turn on this feature However, there are several ways to make sure your numbers are as accurate as possible.
- Calibrate your watch to improve accuracy and help the device learn your progress.
- Keep personal information such as weight, height, age and gender up to date.
- Make it a habit to snag your watch and wear it on your wrist.
Read more: How does the Apple Watch calculate calorie burning and is it accurate?
FAQs
Can you manually add steps to an Apple Watch?
Yes. You can manually add steps to your tracked count Health App on your paired iPhone. Open the app, tap BrowseAnd search Activity. From the Activity screen, tap StepThen Add data In the upper right corner.
Can I add my step number to my Apple Watch Face?
Apple does not currently offer step counts as a complexity on your watch face. However, you can choose a fitness app as a complication for quick access to your statistics. Alternatively, some third-party pedometer apps may sync with your Health app, and these can often be set as a complication.
Step one in my ring?
The step count is not specifically represented by one of Apple’s rings. Movements, Exercises and Stand Rings represent active calorie burning, minutes of quick activity, and how many times you have stood and moved for at least one minute per hour.