Uphill complements your treadmill. It leaves out what the display already shows and focuses on what it can't: calories tuned to your body, and the elevation and floors you climb on an incline.
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The height you gain on an incline becomes elevation and floors — and keeps adding up across every session.
Match the treadmill's speed and incline — presets included, 12-3-30 among them — and your height and calories rise in real time.
~341 m turns into "You climbed the Eiffel Tower." Landmarks make an abstract number something worth coming back for.
No watch, no Bluetooth pairing. It works with any gym treadmill or walking pad — all it needs is your speed and incline.
★★★★★
I do 12-3-30 four times a week, but no matter how high I set the incline, the treadmill never showed how high I'd actually climbed. Seeing 100+ floors after a session is oddly motivating.
★★★★★
I just match the speed and incline and it does the rest. The landmark messages make a long 35 minutes go by much faster.
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It tells you upfront that the numbers are estimates, which I appreciate. I'd love a widget someday, but the core is exactly what I wanted.
Every number is an input-based estimate (±10–20%). Enjoy it as a fun conversion, not a precise measurement. Uphill is not a medical device and does not give health advice.