Argus: Pedometer Step Tracker

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.9 36362 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Since 2016 daily used

   This million dollar app is so good it should be picked up by Apple and offered for free on every iPhone users dashboard. Argus invested deep pocket money to make this app simply sensational. Sleep tracking with heart rate monitoring. Wake up to world wide friends and have social support. Become 10% happier by being genuinely glad for their success. Why, because you actually see those friends post every day for years. You see some people use exercise, others runners, so much variety. The tile dashboard leads you through next steps throughout the day. Your health is one step at a time. You can picture without limitation everything about yourself. That's accountability. You then can comment how it makes you feel. The app has a rich resource of tracking prior results in its reports feature. Learn if your perceptions about yourself are really true. Compare the effect of one activity on another aspect. Day you wanted to find out if meditation effected heart rate. You will be motivated to actually see good days, struggle days in pictures. You will have an Argus family who sticks with this app for multi years. Thats the oregano factor.

   Yukyuk Guru · 30 Aug 2026

2. 3/5I’ve used this app for years, but it seems to have fallen off a bit lately.

   First of all I really love the interface. It's a great way for me to visualize the different factors that go into my physical health. However, I have noticed lately that the nutrition database is really buggy and limited. It frequently returns “no results” when I know there should be at least one result (because I added it myself). The barcode scanner almost never works for me anymore when it used to be my go-to for adding food items. The team also seems to really be phoning in the patch notes in their updates. For example, for the past eight monthly releases, every release seems to have added “new steps and challenge widgets and bug fixes and performance improvements for smoother operations” without anything else since December 2025. And before that they “refreshed the user interface for a cleaner, more modern look” in each of the 3 previous releases in 2025. Don’t get me wrong I like the app and use it a lot, I’m just kind of expecting a bit more at this point.

   alleysun24 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 4/5Great for holding yourself accountable

   The app works great for counting calories once you get used to navigating its functions. The food database is a bit messy, but thorough; you just need to scroll through the list to find what you're looking for, though there seem to be many repeats for basic foods with some variations in calorie counts, so it's hard to know what to pick. A "frequently eaten" list might be a nice addition for saving every day foods; though the foods you input are saved in a master list, it gets kind of long after a while and it would be nice to have a shorter list of foods you consume often. The app offers workouts and exercise tutorials, but I haven't yet figured out to input your own workouts and figure those calories burned into the daily count. That might be doable, but if so that feature isn't an obvious one while navigating. All other features work well, and the price of an annual Premium subscription is better than similar apps. Overall, I'm enjoying using Argus!

   Treadstone79 · 30 Aug 2026

4. 3/5Cool but

   Ok this app is really cool the heart rate checker is amazing no other device but your phone requires the way it keeps track of sleep and everything is great but it will not easily record any exercise but the ones they have in workout plans that you have to pay MONTHLY for. To put in your own workout requires you to find the library (very bottom of a long page with exercise routines that seem like you can enter in your time and reps i.e. Full body, cardio, etc but all ask for money), figure out what they call that exercise (places do have different names for them all) and then select but then it wants to start a timer as though it thinks your doing the exercise then it does not have a way to select a time you did the workout for. I much prefer to be able to do the workout and then record. I'm not doing my exercise while being interrupted by dealing with resetting and finding each exercise in the library or guessing what would be close. Essentially, they are trying to get you to buy their monthly plans by making that difficult otherwise. It took me awhile to even figure out how to get to one you could enter yourself. Otherwise it's cool but again limited without paying monthly. As in it'll show your bpm, sleep, diet, somewhat exercise, but won't give you anything else not if that's normal or if it needs improvement let alone how to help. The monthly isn't cheep unless you sign up for a full year but still I don't really want to give money like that rather pay for an app once than every month or every year.

   Moongirl0207 · 30 Aug 2026

5. 5/5Argus Fitness App

   I have been on Argus for 4 1/2 years, and it has literally changed my life. When I first got on Argus, I had been sick for almost 5 years and was confined to my bed for around six hours every day. I started using Argus to motivate and track myself to walk every day. Today, I sometimes walk 20 miles/day. Also, I have progressed to the point of doing workouts, some including using dumbbells and kettlebells. One of the greatest aspects of Argus is the interaction you get to have with people all around the world. I have made some of the best friends I have ever had, and I’ve been blessed to meet some of them, and there are some that I talk to almost on a daily basis. The only negative thing I can say about it is that some people like to treat it as a dating site, and/or some people take inappropriate pictures of themselves. It does so much more, but if you choose to buy it, you will quickly come to love it as much as I do!

   LITTLE MS. TENNESSEE · 30 Aug 2026

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