Start a Steps Club With Your Friends

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

A steps club is just a few people counting steps together. Bring yours into the app, climb the Packs board each month, and cheer on walkers around the world.

Friends walking together as a steps club

What Walkers Are Saying

Real reviews from walkers, on the app stores and right here on the web.

Google Play

Looking forward to finding some local walks in my city, cool idea.

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Android user

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.

Google Play review

Bucharest

Google Play

This app helped me leave the house and touch some grass, for real for real.

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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

Everything a steps club needs, already built

A club needs a goal, a scoreboard, rivals and a memory. Walk With Me has all four.

Walk Pack working as a steps club
Walk Pack working as a steps club

Your pack is the club

Start a Walk Pack, bring your people in, and the club exists. A pack holds up to five members and one weekly step bar that everybody fills together, so a lunchtime loop from one person and an evening dog walk from another land in the same total. There is no application form, no membership list to manage, and no separate app to install. The club runs on the walks you were already taking, and the bar gives them a shared purpose that a solo count never quite manages.

The Packs view of the step ranking
The Packs view of the step ranking

Standings and cheers

Clubs like a scoreboard, and the step rankings give yours one. The Packs view ranks your group against other packs across the month, Friends shows the smaller rivalries inside it, and World and Countries are there when you are feeling brave. On the World board, daily or monthly, you can send a cheer to someone who had a big day. Each day's steps are capped before they count toward the monthly ranking, which keeps the standings fair for clubs of everyday walkers.

See how walking challenges work
The Countries view of the step ranking
The Countries view of the step ranking

Represent your country

Your club does not stop at five people. The Countries board ranks every country by the total steps its walkers log, so every member's walk also counts for their country. Open a country's list to see who is carrying it, and send a cheer to anyone in it. For a club spread across borders, it turns a friendly weekly total into a small international rivalry, and gives everyone one more reason to take the long way home.

Step history with monthly totals
Step history with monthly totals

The club ledger

Clubs love a record, and step history keeps one. Each member's step history keeps past months of steps, with a daily calendar you can open for any month, plus the rank they finished at each month, and a paid tier adds personal records like your best day, week and month. That makes it easy to look back at the month the whole club had its best run or the month someone quietly doubled their total. Months from now the ledger is still there, which is a nice reason to keep adding to it.

Get Walking in 3 Simple Steps

From download to your first group walk in minutes.

Walk Now or Later, Decide Who Joins

Walk Now or Later, Decide Who Joins
Walk Now or Later, Decide Who Joins
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Plan the Route

Plan the Route
Plan the Route
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Start Walking

Start Walking
Start Walking
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More from Walk With Me

Climb the Leaderboard

Every step counts toward a monthly ranking, and the walking challenges put your country and your friends on the same board.

Climb the Leaderboard

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

How to run a steps club that lasts

A steps club is a small group of people who count their steps toward a shared goal, usually week by week, and keep each other going in a group chat. Members walk on their own schedules, wherever they are; what holds them together is the total and the people watching it.

Four colleagues live in three different cities, and a fifth works nights. They'll rarely walk side by side, but they can all fill the same weekly bar. That's why a club works best small: with five people, everyone notices when one name hasn't added anything since Tuesday, and that quiet visibility does more than any reminder. In a big group, people drift to the edges and nobody misses them.

Set the target from what members already walk, not from a round number. A good rule is six days' worth of everyone's usual daily goal added together, which leaves a day of slack for rain, a long shift or a sick child, and it's how Walk With Me sizes a pack's week. A target that the club hits most weeks keeps people in; one it misses every week quietly empties the chat.

The clubs that last tend to have a rhythm beyond the number: a Monday message with last week's total, a cheer for whoever carried it, and an easy walk together once a month for the members who live close enough. Keep the chat light and never single out the quiet member. A club that turns into a list of who let everyone down loses people fast.

Walk With Me is free on iPhone and Android, and a Walk Pack is a ready-made steps club: up to five friends, one weekly bar that runs Monday to Sunday, a pack chat and a place on the monthly Packs board. Everyone's steps come in from Apple Health or Health Connect, so nobody has to log a thing. When the bar fills, every member earns XP.

Frequently Asked Questions

Create a Walk Pack and invite up to four friends, for five in total. Invites go to people on your friends list, so add them as friends in the app first.

No. Each member's steps count wherever they walk, straight from their own phone. If some of you live close, a group walk in the app makes a good monthly extra, and those steps earn Social Steps too.

Nothing bad. The week closes, nobody loses anything, and a new week starts on Monday with a fresh bar. When you do hit it, everyone's steps that week turn into Social Steps.

Not as one pack. For a bigger group, split into a few packs and compare them on the Packs board, or run a group step race for up to 10 walkers alongside.

Yes, only pack members can read it. It's also the one chat in the app that keeps its history, so last month's banter is still there, while one-to-one messages and walk chats disappear after 24 hours.

No. Packs, the weekly bar, the pack chat and the rankings are free on iPhone and Android, and the free plan lets you be in two packs. Premium raises that to four, and Power Walker has no limit.