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🏃 Fake Step Writer — Get Free Lenskart Frame Without Walking

Built for the Lenskart "Run for Frame" offer. This free Android app writes fake step count data directly to Google Health Connect so you can claim Lenskart rewards — free frames, 10% off, 15% off — without actually walking a single step.

TL;DR — Open the app → enter 20,000 → tap one button → open Lenskart → claim your free frame. That's it. 🎉


🕶️ What is Lenskart Run for Frame?

Lenskart has a "Run for Frame" campaign where you walk a certain number of steps in a single day and get rewards:

Steps in a Day Reward
🥉 10,000 steps 10% off your purchase (works on Buy 1 Get 1 too)
🥈 15,000 steps 15% off your purchase
🥇 20,000 steps (~12 km) Free frame (just buy Blu Screen or premium lenses)

Important Rules:

  • ⏰ All steps must be logged in a single day — they do NOT carry over across days
  • 📱 Steps must be recorded in Apple Health or Google Health Connect
  • 🔗 Health data must be synced with the Lenskart App to claim rewards

The Problem:

Walking 20,000 steps (about 12 km) in one day is hard. That's 2-3 hours of continuous walking.

The Solution:

This app writes 20,000 fake steps to Health Connect in one tap. The steps are distributed realistically across the day so it looks like you actually walked. Lenskart syncs the data and you claim your free frame. Done. 🫡


✨ Features

  • One-Tap Step Writing — Enter 10,000 / 15,000 / 20,000 or any custom step count and write it to Health Connect instantly
  • Realistic Step Distribution — Steps are automatically split across 13 natural walking sessions from 6:30 AM to 9:30 PM, so the data looks authentic when Lenskart syncs it
  • Read & Verify Steps — Check today's total step count from Health Connect right inside the app before opening Lenskart
  • Smart Time Handling — Only creates walking sessions for past hours, never writes future timestamps
  • No Root Required — Works on any stock Android device with Health Connect
  • Completely Free — No ads, no premium, no sign-up

📥 Download APK

GitHub Release

👉 Download Latest APK (Android only)

Or browse all versions on the Releases page.

🚀 How to Get Free Lenskart Frame (Step-by-Step)

  1. Download and install this APK on your Android device
  2. Install Health Connect from Play Store if you don't have it
  3. Open Fake Step Writer and grant Health Connect permissions
  4. Enter 20000 as the step count (or 10000/15000 for discount offers)
  5. Tap "Write Steps to Health Connect"
  6. Tap "Read Today's Steps" to verify the steps are written
  7. Open the Lenskart App → go to the Run for Frame section
  8. Let Lenskart sync your Health Connect data
  9. Claim your free frame 🕶️

📱 Screenshots

The app features a clean dark-themed UI with:

  • Custom app logo
  • Step count input field
  • One-tap Write & Read buttons
  • Real-time status feedback

🛠️ Requirements

  • Android 14 or higher (API 34+)
  • Health Connect app installed on your device
  • Health Connect permissions granted (the app will prompt you automatically)
  • Lenskart App (to claim the offer)

💡 Other Use Cases

  • Completing any step-based challenges or rewards
  • Testing fitness apps that read step data from Health Connect
  • Faking steps on Google Fit or Samsung Health
  • Debugging Health Connect API integrations

🏗️ Building from Source

Prerequisites

  • JDK 17
  • Android SDK (API 35)

Build

./gradlew assembleDebug

The APK will be generated at:

app/build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk

📦 Tech Stack

  • Language: Kotlin
  • UI: Android XML Views
  • Health API: AndroidX Health Connect Client v1.1.0-alpha07
  • Min SDK: 34 (Android 14)
  • Target SDK: 35 (Android 15)

📄 Permissions

The app requests the following Health Connect permissions:

  • android.permission.health.READ_STEPS
  • android.permission.health.WRITE_STEPS

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⚠️ Disclaimer & Legal Notice

This app is provided strictly for educational, research, and testing purposes only.

  • This project is an independent, open-source tool and is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Lenskart, Google, Samsung, or any other company mentioned in this repository.
  • "Lenskart", "Run for Frame", "Google Fit", "Health Connect", "Samsung Health", and all other brand names are trademarks of their respective owners.
  • The author does NOT encourage, promote, or condone the misuse of this tool to fraudulently obtain rewards, discounts, free products, or any other benefits from any service or platform.
  • Any use of this app to manipulate health data for personal gain may violate the Terms of Service of Lenskart, Google, and other platforms, and could potentially have legal consequences.
  • The author assumes NO responsibility or liability for any misuse, damages, account bans, legal actions, or consequences resulting from the use of this application.
  • This software is provided "AS IS" without warranty of any kind, express or implied. Use entirely at your own risk.
  • By downloading or using this app, you acknowledge that you are solely responsible for how you use it and any consequences that arise from its use.

👨‍💻 Author

Made by Ayshi Shannidhya Panda (Ankit)

📜 License

This project is open source and available for personal use.

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Get free Lenskart frame without walking 20,000 steps. This Android app writes fake step count to Health Connect in one tap. Claim Lenskart Run for Frame rewards (free frame, 10% off, 15% off) instantly. Works with Google Fit and Samsung Health.

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