Your day has
a shape.
Most apps
only count it.
Khotwa reads when you moved and how hard — not just how far — and returns it as one honest number. Ten thousand steps has never told you less.
Two identical
step counts.
One good day.
Ten thousand steps trickled across fourteen hours of errands is not the same day as ten thousand with three hard blocks in it. Your body knows the difference. Now your app does too.
score
Three inputs. No mysticism.
Whoops.
Wrong app.
You can pay thirty dollars a month, strap a small rubber brick to your arm, keep a second charger by the bed, and wait for a screenless band to tell you that this morning was hard.
Or you can open the phone that already counted it.
Walks you record.
Workouts you already did.
Start a walk on the phone or the Watch and Khotwa records it live — pace, distance, route, intensity. Everything else you log elsewhere is read from Apple Health and scored by exactly the same rules.
A leaderboard
that can’t be gamed
by pacing a hallway.
Challenges rank on score, not step count — so effort wins. Invite friends with a link, pick a window, and let the week settle it.
