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Looking forward to finding some local walks in my city, cool idea.
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Android user
An AI Walking Coach in Your Pocket. Meet Rex.
68walks scheduled46.1Msteps walked
United States205
Italy162
United Kingdom92
France84
India82
Türkiye60
Germany56
Russia49
Netherlands49
Hungary48
Canada44
Ukraine37
Poland36
Romania32
Spain29
Brazil25
Belgium23
Portugal21
Saudi Arabia20
Czechia16
Australia12
Tunisia11
Egypt10
Rex lives right next to your steps and has one job: getting you out for today's walk. Chat about your week, clear a quest, and let a friendly nudge do the rest.
What Walkers Are Saying
Real reviews from walkers, on the app stores and right here on the web.
Google Play
I really like the idea. Seems like I'm the first walker in my city, but the concept is exactly what I wanted.
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Bucharest
Google Play
This app helped me leave the house and touch some grass, for real for real.
Google Play review
Android user
Not just tracking steps, A walking community
Walk With Me is your all-in-one walking app that lets you find walkers in your area and walk together.
- Step and distance count
- Your route drawn on a map
- Calories burned
- Walking time and pace
- Every walk kept in your history
- A global leaderboard you can climb
- Your friends' step counts, day by day
- Walkers near you on a live map
- Join or host a walk in a tap
- Groups, challenges and ranked countries
A coach that knows your week
Rex is not a chatbot bolted onto a step count. He sits inside your steps, sees how the week is going, and nudges accordingly.
Talk it through with Rex
Open Rex in the app and he is there to talk about your walking. Ask him how the week looks, why the weekend dipped, or what a sensible target would be for tomorrow, and you get an answer grounded in your own numbers rather than a generic tip sheet. The chat is powered by Claude, so it reads like a conversation instead of a menu of canned replies. When a walk would help, Rex can suggest one and offer to create it, which turns a vague intention into something sitting on the map with a time attached.
Quests that pay out in XP
Rex hands out daily and weekly quests, small concrete targets sized for an ordinary week rather than a heroic one. Clear a quest and you earn XP, and XP builds your level, so a run of decent days becomes something visible that climbs. It is a simple loop, but it changes the question you ask yourself at six in the evening from whether you can be bothered to whether you want to finish the quest. Most days that second question has an easier answer.
See how walking challenges work
A morning nudge and a debt you can repay
Rex sends a morning nudge, a short prompt that lands before the day fills up and the walk gets crowded out, and you can switch it off whenever you like. Miss your goal anyway and steps debt, which is on unless you switch it off, keeps an honest note of the shortfall, which you can pay back on a better day instead of writing the whole week off. Your step history shows the pattern over time, so you can see whether the nudges are working and decide how hard you want Rex to push.
He remembers, until you ask him not to
Rex keeps context between chats, so the goal you mentioned last week or the busy stretch at work you warned him about does not need explaining again every morning. That memory is what makes the advice feel personal instead of generic. It is also yours to wipe: a single switch makes Rex forget everything he has learned about you, and the next chat starts from a blank page. A coach that remembers you and a privacy control that actually empties the drawer, both in the same place.
Get Walking in 3 Simple Steps
From download to your first group walk in minutes.
Walk Now or Later, Decide Who Joins
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Plan the Route
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Start Walking
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Track Every Step, Together
A step counter and walk tracker in the app logs every walk you take, on your own or with the group.
Built on Trust, Safety, and Inclusion
Your safety and comfort are at the heart of everything we build.
Inclusive Communities
- Gender preference options
- LGBTQ+ safe spaces
- All fitness levels welcome
- Blocking features
Safety First
- Join request vetting
- Private walk options
- Automatic content checks
- Walk history accountability
Zero Barriers
- Free to use
- No equipment needed
- Works anywhere
- All ages welcome
What Rex does, and where he stops
An AI walking coach is a chat coach that reads your walking data and helps you plan the next walk. In Walk With Me that coach is Rex: he looks at your steps, streaks and goals, answers questions about them and ends with one small thing to do next.
Rex works from what you've allowed the app to read: your steps from Apple Health or Health Connect, your daily goal and streak, your weight check-ins, your rank and how your buddy's week is going, plus the calories your phone or watch measured if you've shared them. He's built never to invent a number. When something is missing, he tells you what to switch on instead of guessing, so a quiet answer usually means a permission rather than a bad week.
He's written as a keen walking dog with a personal trainer's bluntness: short replies, one real number from your week, and a single next step for the next few hours, such as a twenty-minute loop or a friend to invite. A missed day gets called a miss, without shame or a lecture, and then he moves straight on to the fix. He leans toward people, nudging you to catch your buddy or join a walk nearby, and he can look up real places near you and give you a button to turn one into a walk on the map.
He also has firm limits. Rex doesn't give meal plans, recipes, supplement tips or diet programs, and he doesn't diagnose anything or treat your numbers as medical signs. If you mention an injury, chest pain or a worry about eating, he drops the coaching and suggests you speak to a qualified professional, and the app says plainly that his advice isn't medical or nutrition advice.
Rex is free in Walk With Me on iPhone and Android, with a small daily message allowance, daily and weekly quests that build your level, and a morning message you can switch off. Power Walker raises the allowance a long way, though it isn't unlimited, and adds meal logging, a daily plan that reads your sleep, and a calorie target. Premium doesn't change Rex's allowance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, with a small daily message allowance on the free plan. Power Walker raises it a long way, though not without limit, and Premium doesn't change it.
Not heart rate: the app doesn't read heart rate, resting heart rate or HRV. Sleep, yes, on Power Walker once you've connected it, and he uses it to suggest an easier or bigger day, never as a medical reading.
Yes. You can read what Rex remembers and wipe it in one tap, and the next chat starts fresh. His memory is a short note of things like your goals and wins, not a transcript of every chat.
Yes. He can suggest a walk, including real places near you, and give you a button to create it. Nothing is created until you tap it.
Only as much as you want. The morning message is on by default and can be switched off, and so can steps debt, which keeps track of a missed goal.
Yes. He writes in the language your app is set to, and if you write to him in another language, he answers in that one. The app itself comes in 20 languages.