Begin with what you have
Manual step logging lets you start without a connected tracker. Your daily goal can reflect your own baseline.
Plan a walking routine →About StepClash
Built from a personal goal to move more.
StepClash is an independently developed passion project. It started as a way to make walking more consistent, engaging, and fun, and grew into a place to share that motivation with others.
It started with my own walking goal.
A note from StepClash’s creator.
I originally created StepClash for myself. I wanted to become more active, walk more consistently, and improve my overall health. I knew I needed to move more, but staying motivated and building lasting habits wasn’t always easy.
I’ve always enjoyed technology and building things, so I combined that interest with my personal fitness goals. I wanted to make walking more engaging, rewarding, and fun.
What started as a personal motivation tool grew into something bigger. Friendly competition, challenges, leaderboards, and a community could help other people stay motivated too.
StepClash is an independently developed passion project, built around the belief that getting healthier doesn’t have to be complicated or intimidating. Small, consistent improvements can make a meaningful difference, and having a little fun along the way makes it easier to keep going.
I’m not a fitness expert or a large company. I’m someone who wanted to make a positive change in my own life and decided to build something that might help others do the same.
That’s what StepClash is about: moving more, staying motivated, supporting each other, and making progress one step at a time.
What shapes the product
These choices show up in the way members use StepClash.
Choose your kind of company
Friend duels, group challenges, team races, and the community feed offer different ways to make the experience social.
Compare formats →Look beyond one day
Use goal days, activity history, and weekly recaps to understand a pattern and choose the next action.
Explore progress tools →Make the experience your own
You can choose what to track and what to share.
Use steps on their own or add habits, workouts, and other logs. Settings lets you hide optional feature shortcuts. Competition is available when it helps your routine.
Privacy controls depend on the feature. Progress photos are private; challenge standings and shared posts have their own visibility. Review the policy and your settings before posting.
Understand visibility → · Accessibility information →Tell us what would make StepClash better
Questions, confusing screens, and useful ideas help shape the next improvement.
Help and feedback
Email support@stepclash.com. Include the page, device, and what you expected to happen. You can contact us before creating an account.
Privacy questions
Email privacy@stepclash.com for questions or account-data requests. See the privacy policy for the request process.