Wayfar: Walk the World

Wayfar turns your everyday walking into a journey around the world.

Your steps add up to distance. As the distance grows, you reach new places on a world tour that runs from Singapore to Buenos Aires: 23
stops, from your first few kilometres to 10,000. Everyone walks the same tour, so every kilometre counts the same.

HOW IT WORKS
- Walk with your phone. Wayfar counts your steps in the background.
- Watch your day on the Home screen: today's steps, your goal and your next stop.
- Reach a place and add its stamp to your collection.

DISCOVERIES
Compare your walking with real landmarks. Have you walked farther than the Brooklyn Bridge is long? The length of the Channel Tunnel? The
Camino Francés? There are 24 discoveries, six each for a day, a week, a month and a year, from a few kilometres to the length of the
Pacific Crest Trail. Each one has a rarity, from Common to Legendary.

KEEP A STREAK
Set a daily goal of 5,000, 7,000 or 10,000 steps and keep your streak going.

LOOK BACK
See any past week on the Home chart, or browse a month calendar with your totals for the month and year.

BRING YOUR PAST STEPS
If Samsung Health, Google Fit or another app already saves your steps to Health Connect, you can choose to import your earlier days. It
only fills days before you started with Wayfar.

DESIGNED TO BE CALM
Clean, quiet screens. Kilometres or miles. Optional notifications for new places and rare discoveries, off until you turn them on, never
overnight and never more than three a day.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account. No sign-in. Your steps, places and settings are stored on your phone. Wayfar never uses your location.

GOOD TO KNOW
- Distance is estimated from your steps, so it is approximate.
- Reaching a place means you have walked that distance in total. It is not a real trip.
- Wayfar shows banner ads on some screens. You can review your ad privacy choices in Profile.
- Wayfar is a walking companion, not a medical device. It does not give health advice.

Walk the world, one step at a time.