Looking forward to finding some local walks in my city, cool idea.
Google Play review
Android user
Track steps. Walk with 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.
A step counter is where Walk With Me starts, not where it stops. Here is what your steps turn into.


A step counter should do more than sit at a number by bedtime. Walk With Me counts your steps automatically and puts them to work: they roll into daily, weekly and monthly charts, a paid tier adds averages, best days and a streak on top, and they enter a live ranking against other walkers the moment they land. The count is not the end of the walk, it is the start of everything else the app does with it. That is the difference between a pedometer you check and an app you actually open.


Every step you take can also lift someone else. On the ranking board you can send a cheer to another walker, a quick tap that shows up as encouragement beside their name, and they can send one back to you. It turns the leaderboard from a cold list into a room where people notice each other’s effort. Getting a cheer from a stranger on a day you nearly skipped is a surprisingly effective reason to go for the walk anyway.
See the live walking leaderboard

Your steps do not disappear at midnight. The app keeps your step history month by month, with a daily calendar and the rank you finished at each month, so you can scroll back and see the good runs, the quiet weeks, and where you were placed at the time. Progress you can look back on is progress you tend to protect. It also means a strong month is not just a fleeting badge; it stays on the record as proof of what you are capable of.


There is a coach in the app called Rex, and his job is to keep you moving. He sets a daily and a weekly goal, hands you experience points for clearing them, and turns those points into levels so a run of good days is something you can watch grow. He nudges you in the morning unless you turn that off, and he remembers your context between chats. It is the accountability of a trainer built directly into the thing that counts your steps.
From 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.
A mobile app that tracks daily steps, distance, and calories. Walk With Me adds social features like group walks, friend challenges, and a walking community to standard step counting.
Most step counters and pedometers track your daily steps and leave you alone with a number. Walk With Me goes further. Yes, you can track your walks, distance, and calories burned. But you can also find real people nearby to walk with, join walking groups, and turn your daily step goal into a social experience. Because a fitness tracker is better when it connects you with other walkers.
Walk With Me combines step tracking with a real walking community.
Walk With Me keeps your walking totals for you: walks taken, kilometers covered and lifetime steps, plus a calorie estimate for each walk worked out from its distance and incline. See your progress grow over time.
A pedometer counts your steps. Walk With Me introduces you to people who want to walk with you. Open the map, find walks happening nearby, request to join, and walk together. That's something no step tracker can do.
Filter walks by distance, length, duration, how far ahead and which days suit you, plus interests like fitness, hiking or dog-friendly. Whether you're after a short daily stroll or a long weekend hike, you'll find people heading out when you are.
For an adult of average height, 10,000 steps is about 7 km, and a brisk half hour burns roughly 150-200 calories, which is why a step counter, a walking challenge streak, and walking for weight loss reinforce each other.