Step 01
Pick your city
Any city, anywhere. CityWalker downloads the full street network from OpenStreetMap.
Lisbon, PT
Amsterdam, NL ✓
Kyoto, JP
Track every street you walk and watch your city fill in on the map. Every step uncovers something new.
Illustrative example of how CityWalker tracks your walks and fills in the map.
No setup, no logins, no data harvested. Pick a city, tap GO, walk. Your progress is drawn on a map that is only yours.
Any city, anywhere. CityWalker downloads the full street network from OpenStreetMap.
The app tracks your route in the background. Walk your block, a new district, or wherever you're curious.
After each walk, the streets you covered light up on your personal map. Coverage climbs, walk by walk.
Two things that set CityWalker apart even if you are starting fresh or bringing years of walks with you.
Large cities are automatically split into districts so you can track progress area by area. Conquer Jordaan before moving to De Pijp, or work on all of them at once. Every neighbourhood has its own coverage percentage.
Already been exploring? Import existing walks from any GPX file and they count toward your city coverage instantly. If you haven't added that city yet, CityWalker adds it for you automatically without any extra steps.
A few of the places CityWalker lives — from the start-walk home to the live map, and the summary that shows up when you stop.
Free to download. No account. No ads. Just a map of your city, waiting to be filled in.
Get the appLocation is only used while recording a walk or detecting your city. Your walk history stays on your device and is never uploaded.
No sign-up, no email, no identity. Open the app and walk. If you switch phones, only your preferences move, not your GPS trails.
Map data comes from the OpenStreetMap community It is free, open, and global. No Google or Apple in the middle.