Looking forward to finding some local walks in my city, cool idea.
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Android user
Walks near you, a step counter, a coach and walking games. Free on iOS and Android.


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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.
Finding people, walking with them, and measuring it are one loop here, not three apps stitched together.


Most walking apps do one thing. Walk With Me runs the whole walk end to end: you find or start a walk on a live map, the app tracks your distance, time and steps while you are out and sums up the burn when you finish, and your steps roll into a daily count with rankings and history when you are done. Finding people, walking with them, and measuring it are not three separate apps stitched together here; they are one loop. That is what free is supposed to mean, the core of walking with other people, in a single place.


There is a coach built in, and his name is Rex. Ask him about your week and he reads your numbers back in plain language, sets you a small goal to aim at, and nudges you in the morning unless you switch the reminder off. He remembers what you have told him between chats, and a single switch makes him forget all of it whenever you like. It is the part of a personal trainer that keeps you honest, without the part that empties your wallet.


Walking is treated as a social act here, not a solitary metric. A feed shows what your friends and the wider community have been walking, packs pull a few friends toward a shared weekly goal, and a buddy gives you one person whose steps you can see and cheer every day. The app is quietly built so that showing up is easier when someone notices you did. If the loneliness of a solo step counter is what usually stops you, this is the piece that fixes it.
Find a walking buddyFrom download to your first group walk in minutes.






Open the map and see walks happening around you, then tap one for the time, the route and who is going.
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What regular walking actually does for you, written honestly and without the hype. New guides are added regularly.
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A walking app you can use without paying, for finding walks, counting steps and tracking routes. Walk With Me keeps all of that free and adds people to walk with, a coach and walking games.
Walk With Me is a free walking app built around one idea: walking is better with company. Open the app and a live map shows walks happening near you right now, plus scheduled walks coming up. Find walkers in your area for a fitness walk, a hike, a dog walk, or a social stroll, request to join in a tap, or create your own walk and let others find you. Whether you're walking to lose weight, clear your head, or explore a new city, you never have to do it alone.
See who's walking near you, join in a tap, and never walk alone.
Set the title, itinerary, purpose, date, and exactly who can join. Start a walk right now or schedule one days ahead, and choose whether it's open to everyone, just your friends, or only people you invite. It's your walk, on your terms, from the first step to the destination.
Add the people you enjoy walking with as friends and build a trusted crew you can walk with again and again. Keep walks open to everyone to meet new people, or friends-only when you want a familiar group. Walking is simply more fun when you know the people beside you.
Then actually get out and walk. Discover new routes, meet people who live near you, and turn a quiet evening into something worth repeating. Every walk is a chance to move your body, clear your mind, and make a new connection.