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Looking forward to finding some local walks in my city, cool idea.
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Android user
Walking tours are better with company
68walks scheduled46.1Msteps walked
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United Kingdom92
France84
India82
Türkiye60
Germany56
Russia49
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Romania32
Spain29
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Walk With Me is a walking tour app for touring with other people: narrated audio tours that play at every stop, and city routes you can open as walks that others join.
What Walkers Are Saying
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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
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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
Let a voice walk the city with you
Walk With Me includes narrated audio tours you can walk at your own pace, with or without company.
Narrated walks in your ears
Some walks are better with a voice guiding them. Walk With Me includes narrated audio tours that walk you through a city on foot, stop by stop, telling you what you are looking at as you stand in front of it. There are more than 280 of them now, in over 100 cities, each a proper route with running commentary rather than a list of facts. You put your headphones in, start walking, and the city explains itself, which is a very different thing from reading a guidebook on a bench.
Walk the stops at your own pace
An audio tour here does not march you to a timetable. Each stop chimes when you reach it and waits for your tap, so a long look at a bridge or a detour for coffee never leaves the narration talking to an empty street. The route holds its shape, the stops stay in order, and you set the pace between them. It is built for how people actually wander a city, stopping and starting, rather than for a tour bus schedule you have to keep up with.
Bring a friend along
A tour is more fun shared, so you can bring someone along. When you start a tour you can keep it to yourself or open it up so a friend can join, then walk the same route together, headphones in, discovering each stop side by side. Your friend joins your walk in the app and each stop plays on both phones at the same moment, then you set off at a pace that suits you both. Two people walking a city with the same voice in their ears is a small, genuinely lovely way to spend an afternoon.
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Map Your Walk
Drop a meeting point and a destination and the route planner works out the distance, the duration and the calories before you set off.
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 a walking tour app has to get right on the street
A walking tour app guides you around a city on foot from your phone: it shows the route on a map, follows where you are and tells you about each stop as you reach it. The good ones let you keep the phone in your pocket for most of the walk.
The test comes at a busy corner. If you have to stop, unlock the screen and scroll a list to hear about the building in front of you, you'll give up by the third stop. An app that knows where you are only needs you to take the phone out to start the story, and the rest of the time your eyes stay on the street. That's also why we don't show a transcript during a walk: reading along would pull you straight back to the screen.
Before you pay for a tour in any app, three questions are worth asking. Can you hear part of it free, so you know whether you like the narrator's voice? Does the audio download to your phone, so a weak signal or roaming charges can't cut it off halfway? And is the tour yours to keep, or does it disappear when a subscription ends?
Language is the other thing people forget to check. Our tours are narrated in English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese and Arabic, though not every tour has all six, and when you walk one together each person hears it in the language they picked. The rest of the app, from the map to the menus, is in 20 languages.
In a city you don't know, the live map shows walks already happening nearby, a walking tour app gives you a route stop by stop, and a travel walking buddy means you don't have to walk it alone.
An audio walking tour is one way to use a walking tour app; the other is to walk with people, and the live map of walks near you shows who is heading out today.
Walk With Me is free on iPhone and Android, with more than 280 narrated tours in over 100 cities. Every tour's introduction and first stop play free in the app, so you can judge the narrator before you spend anything. The rest is a one-time purchase with no subscription, and a tour you buy downloads so it plays without a signal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Walk With Me is free to download, and every tour lets you hear the introduction and the first stop before you pay. A full tour is a one-time purchase that isn't part of the Premium or Power Walker plans, so you never need a subscription for tours.
No. Near each stop the app chimes, or sends a notification if the screen is off, and the story plays when you tap. That way it never talks over a conversation or a busy crossing.
For the narration, yes. Download a tour you own on Wi-Fi and every stop plays offline. The map still needs data to load and to show your position.
More than 100, with over 280 tours between them. Paris, London, Rome and New York have the most, and you can browse every city on our audio tours page.
Yes. Start the tour with Others can join and it becomes a walk people nearby can ask to join, with you approving each request by default. With a friend keeps it to the people you invite.
No. There's no Apple Watch or Wear OS app, so the tour plays from your phone. Steps from a watch still reach the app through Apple Health or Health Connect.