Daily Stair Climb: Floors Log
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🪜 Log every staircase you climb. See exactly how high you've gone — one tap at a time.
A lightweight stair-climbing tracker for people who don't want a heavy fitness app —
just a quick way to record floors and watch the numbers add up over time.
No sign-up, no account, no permissions you don't need.
■ Key Features
• One-tap daily floor logging
- Just punch in the number of floors and you're done.
- Optional note per entry ("gym stairs", "subway transfer", etc.).
- Aggregated by calendar day.
• Automatic height calculation
- Per-floor height (default 3.0 m, adjustable in Settings) feeds a running
total in meters, kilometers and feet-equivalent (locale aware).
• Landmark progress
- Watch your cumulative climb move from N Seoul Tower (236 m) to
Everest (8,848 m) and then the stratosphere (50 km).
- Progress gauges tell you how far is left to the next milestone.
• Monthly trend statistics
- Monthly totals, daily average, peak day, and a clean cumulative graph.
- "+12% vs last month" type comparisons at a glance.
• Multi-language
- Korean / English with one tap. Detects device language automatically;
switch any time from Settings.
• Dark mode
- Follows system theme or switch manually.
■ Who is this for?
- Anyone taking the stairs instead of the elevator at work
- People doing a "climb Everest in a year" personal challenge
- Diet / weight management as a light, friction-free activity log
- Anyone who finds full fitness apps overkill — just wants the number
■ Privacy
- All data lives **only on your device** in a local SQLite database.
Nothing is sent to any server.
- The app does **not** request location, camera, contacts or health-data
permissions, and there is **no account**.
- Uninstall or use "Delete all data" in Settings to erase everything instantly.
For ad serving, Google AdMob may process general device identifiers
(advertising ID, IP, etc.). Users in the EU/EEA/UK will see Google's UMP
consent dialog on first launch and can revisit it any time from
**Settings → Ad personalization consent**. Full details are available in-app
under **Settings → Privacy Policy**.
■ Feedback
Found a bug or want a feature? Use **Settings → Contact Us** or email
tk32189@naver.com — we read every message.
One floor today. Two floors tomorrow. Small numbers add up — keep climbing.
A lightweight stair-climbing tracker for people who don't want a heavy fitness app —
just a quick way to record floors and watch the numbers add up over time.
No sign-up, no account, no permissions you don't need.
■ Key Features
• One-tap daily floor logging
- Just punch in the number of floors and you're done.
- Optional note per entry ("gym stairs", "subway transfer", etc.).
- Aggregated by calendar day.
• Automatic height calculation
- Per-floor height (default 3.0 m, adjustable in Settings) feeds a running
total in meters, kilometers and feet-equivalent (locale aware).
• Landmark progress
- Watch your cumulative climb move from N Seoul Tower (236 m) to
Everest (8,848 m) and then the stratosphere (50 km).
- Progress gauges tell you how far is left to the next milestone.
• Monthly trend statistics
- Monthly totals, daily average, peak day, and a clean cumulative graph.
- "+12% vs last month" type comparisons at a glance.
• Multi-language
- Korean / English with one tap. Detects device language automatically;
switch any time from Settings.
• Dark mode
- Follows system theme or switch manually.
■ Who is this for?
- Anyone taking the stairs instead of the elevator at work
- People doing a "climb Everest in a year" personal challenge
- Diet / weight management as a light, friction-free activity log
- Anyone who finds full fitness apps overkill — just wants the number
■ Privacy
- All data lives **only on your device** in a local SQLite database.
Nothing is sent to any server.
- The app does **not** request location, camera, contacts or health-data
permissions, and there is **no account**.
- Uninstall or use "Delete all data" in Settings to erase everything instantly.
For ad serving, Google AdMob may process general device identifiers
(advertising ID, IP, etc.). Users in the EU/EEA/UK will see Google's UMP
consent dialog on first launch and can revisit it any time from
**Settings → Ad personalization consent**. Full details are available in-app
under **Settings → Privacy Policy**.
■ Feedback
Found a bug or want a feature? Use **Settings → Contact Us** or email
tk32189@naver.com — we read every message.
One floor today. Two floors tomorrow. Small numbers add up — keep climbing.
Log floors climbed daily. Track total height, landmark progress and stats.
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What’s new
🪜 Daily Stair Climb 1.3
- Landmark Collection — the famous places your climb has reached, all in one place. Your next target is shown; the rest are revealed as you reach them
- ETA — how many days to your next landmark at your current pace
- Weekly Challenge — a fresh mission every week
- Celebration screens for goals & landmarks
- Take the stairs! See the electricity & CO₂ you saved
- Last-30-days daily trend chart
- Quick backfill & overwrite for past days
- Landmark Collection — the famous places your climb has reached, all in one place. Your next target is shown; the rest are revealed as you reach them
- ETA — how many days to your next landmark at your current pace
- Weekly Challenge — a fresh mission every week
- Celebration screens for goals & landmarks
- Take the stairs! See the electricity & CO₂ you saved
- Last-30-days daily trend chart
- Quick backfill & overwrite for past days
