Uphill: Treadmill Tracker

Match your treadmill's speed and incline, and watch your climb add up — personalized calories, elevation, and floors, told through real-world landmarks.

Uphill complements your gym treadmill console instead of replacing it. It leaves out what the console already shows (time and distance) and focuses on what it can't: calories tuned to your body, and the elevation and floors you climb on an incline.

■ How you use it during a workout Whenever you change the speed or incline on the treadmill, just match it in the app. Your climb and calories add up in real time, and your height is told through real-world landmarks — "You've reached the top of the Statue of Liberty," "You're as high as the Eiffel Tower." No watch, no Bluetooth pairing.

■ Why Uphill • Personalized calories — an ACSM metabolic formula that factors in your weight, height, sex, and age for a better estimate than the console's generic number. • Visible achievement — turns the height you climb on an incline into elevation and floors, and adds it up across sessions. • Landmark stories — reframes your climb as the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, the Empire State Building, or Mount Everest, turning abstract numbers into achievements you remember.

■ Key features • Easy speed and incline adjustment (with presets) — built for quick, reflexive changes while walking or running • Live screen: calories, current height, and landmark messages • Pause and resume — so numbers don't inflate while you step off the belt • End-of-workout summary + saved history (including time and distance) • Cumulative stats + progress to your next landmark • Metric / imperial units • Fully offline · no account • English · Korean

■ To be honest Every number is an input-based estimate (±10–20%). Enjoy it as a fun conversion, not a precise measurement. It is not a medical device or health advice.

■ Privacy Your profile and workout history are encrypted and stored only on your device. They are never sent anywhere — no server, no account, no ads. The app does send anonymous crash diagnostics and usage statistics so bugs can be found and fixed — these never include your body profile or your workout numbers.

Whether it's incline walking (12-3-30) or an easy run, every bit you climb today adds up. Take the climb with Uphill ↗