StepsApp works seamlessly with your Samsung Galaxy watch or fitness tracker by syncing step data through the Apple Health app on your iPhone. As long as your device sends steps to Apple Health, StepsApp can read and display your activity.

Samsung Health on iOS can sync basic data like steps and walking distance, but this process may be unreliable or inconsistent, especially without a helper app. To ensure more complete and stable syncing, many users choose third-party apps like Health Sync to transfer Samsung data to Apple Health. Once your data appears in Apple Health, StepsApp can read and display it automatically.

What You Need to Do

1. Connect your Samsung device to your iPhone using the official app Samsung Health.
2. Use a helper app to transfer your step data to Apple Health.
3. Allow StepsApp to access Apple Health.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Connect Your Samsung Device to Your iPhone

1. Download and open the Samsung Health from the App Store.
2. Sign in or create an account.
3. Pair your device with your iPhone using Bluetooth.

Step 2: Sync Samsung Data to Apple Health

1. Download Health Sync or any other helper app  from the App Store.
2. Follow the setup steps to connect the sync app with Apple Health.
3. Enable all necessary permissions to sync data to Apple Health, including Steps and other available activity metrics.

Step 3: Allow StepsApp to Access Apple Health

1. Open StepsApp.
2. Go to Settings > Apple Health.
3. Enable Apple Health Sync.

Once the setup is completed, StepsApp will show the steps from your Samsung Galaxy smart watches and fitness trackers automatically.

ℹ For general information and support, you can visit the official Samsung website. Their site includes helpful resources on using Samsung wearables, troubleshooting tips, and app-related FAQs: Samsung Wearables.