Looking forward to finding some local walks in my city, cool idea.
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Android user
The fitness app where walking is something you do with other people.


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Looking forward to finding some local walks in my city, cool idea.
Google Play review
Android user
I really like the idea. Seems like I'm the first walker in my city, but the concept is exactly what I wanted.
Google Play review
Bucharest
This app helped me leave the house and touch some grass, for real for real.
Google Play review
Android user
Walk With Me is your all-in-one walking app that lets you find walkers in your area and walk together.
The reason group fitness works is simple: someone is expecting you. Here is where that shows up.


Solo fitness lives and dies on willpower, and willpower is unreliable. A Walk Pack replaces it with witnesses. Up to five of you share one weekly step goal, drawn as a single bar everyone watches fill, so your effort is never private and neither is your absence. When you fall behind, the pack notices without anyone saying a word, and when you push, you are pulling four other people forward. That gentle visibility, the sense that your walk matters to someone besides you, does more for consistency than any streak counter working on its own ever could.


A global leaderboard is abstract, a friends leaderboard is personal. Switch the step rankings to the Friends view and you are suddenly measured against people whose names you know, which is exactly the right amount of competitive. There are World, Countries and Packs views too, but Friends is the one that gets you an extra loop around the block, because losing to a stranger means nothing and losing to your mate means everything. A fair daily cap keeps it honest, so nobody wins the day by gaming one enormous marathon session.
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If a five person pack is more than you want, the tightest version of accountability is just one other person. Pair with a walking buddy and the two of you see each other daily steps, keep a joint streak that only holds if you both walk, and can line up a friendly seven day step race when you fancy an edge. One partner who notices whether you moved today is often all the pressure a fitness habit needs, and there is nowhere to hide when the group is only two. It is the same idea as a pack, shrunk down to the person most likely to actually get you out the door.
Find your walking buddyFrom download to your first group walk in minutes.






Every step counts toward a monthly ranking, and the walking challenges put your country and your friends on the same board.
Your safety and comfort are at the heart of everything we build.
Exercising with other people rather than alone, combining physical activity with social connection to improve motivation and consistency.
Walk With Me is the social fitness app that turns walking from a solo activity into a community experience. Find people to walk with, stay accountable, and actually enjoy getting active.
Most fitness apps track your steps and leave you alone. Walk With Me connects you with real people for real walks. Fitness is social. Your app should be too.
Track your daily steps against a goal and look back through your step history for free. Premium adds streaks, records and averages, so you can see your progress over time.
Fitness, social, dog walking, photography, hiking. Tag your walk so people with matching interests find you. Every walk has a purpose.
Every walk is planned at a moderate pace, and the app works out distance, duration, incline and an estimated calorie burn from the route. See the effort before you join and pick walks that match your fitness level.
Add friends, invite them to walks, create recurring group sessions. Build a consistent walking crew that keeps each other accountable and motivated.
Create walks, join groups, chat with your crew, and count your steps, all free. Premium removes ads and adds full walk reports, detailed step stats and recurring walks. Travel Mode is free for everyone.
Social fitness runs on recurring plans rather than willpower: a walking group that meets on a repeating schedule — including women-only walking groups — turns showing up into the default instead of a decision.