Padometer Android Step counter App Source Code

Lightweight pedometer app using the
hardware step-sensor
for minimal battery consumption. This app is designed to be kept running all the time without having any impact on your battery life! It uses the hardware step detection sensor of the Nexus 5, which is already running even when not using any pedometer app. Therefore the app does not drain any additional battery. Unlike other pedometer apps, this app does
not
track your movement or your location so it doesn't need to turn on your GPS sensor (again:
no impact on your battery
).
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Pedometer uses the
EazeGraphLibrary
by Paul Cech and
a fork
of
ColorPickerPreference
by Sergey Margaritov.
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Detailed Project Description

Padometer Android Step counter App Source Code gives the user a focused everyday tool with a clean interface, local storage of their data and optional sync or reminders.

How It Works
1. The user enters or records data (amounts, steps, notes, recordings, values).
2. The app validates and stores it locally (SQLite/Room/SharedPreferences) or in the cloud.
3. Lists, totals, charts or conversions are computed and displayed instantly.
4. Reminders/notifications run in the background where the feature applies.

Technology Roles
- Python
- Java
- Android
- Kotlin
- Arduino

Implementation Steps
1. Sketch the screens and the data each screen needs.
2. Create the project in Python, Java, Android and set up navigation between screens.
3. Define the local data model (SQLite/Room/SharedPreferences) or cloud sync.
4. Implement the core feature (tracking, conversion, recording, reminders, playback).
5. Add background work / notifications / permissions where required.
6. Test on real devices, handle edge cases and optimise battery and performance.
7. Generate the APK and prepare screenshots and documentation.

Key Features
- Simple, fast UI
- Offline storage
- Summaries and charts
- Notifications / sync where applicable

Expected Output
On completion the student will have an installable app that keeps the user's data organised and accessible.

Deliverables
- Complete source code with comments
- Database schema / data model and screen flow
- Project report with screenshots and results
- Demonstration-ready build