Walkmeter Walking & Hiking GPS

Name: Walkmeter Walking & Hiking GPS
Rating: 4.7 (13499 reviews)
Author: Abvio Inc.

By: Abvio Inc. App

Walk, Hike, Run & Ride Tracker

Overview

Version:

12.1.54

Last updated: 2026-06-18

Features & Capabilities

Walkmeter GPS turns your iPhone into a complete fitness computer for walkers and hikers. It works with iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and iCloud to deliver maps, graphs, splits, intervals, laps, zones, and training plans - accessible from your wrist or pocket.

Core features include multi-activity tracking (walking, running, cycling, hiking, skiing, kayaking), voice-enabled announcements via Siri, live tracking with optional sharing, HealthKit and calendar exports, and easy data export in GPX, TCX, and FIT formats. An Elite subscription unlocks advanced features, while your data stays private and securely stored on-device unless you opt in to cloud backup.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Abvio Inc.

Rating:

4.70

(13,499) 19 new ratings

Version:

12.1.54 Last updated: 2026-06-18

Version code:

886930214

Creation date:

2009-10-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

116.43MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-02

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 14,834 ▼ 5

Other rankings

#56 in health keyword 14

Other platforms

Walkmeter Walking & Hiking GPS (v2.1.74)

333,996 4.45

(1,292)

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Developed by:

Abvio Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/walkmeter-walking-hiking-gps/id330594424

Website:

https://www.walkmeter.com

User Reviews

Walkmeter is a feature-rich walking/hiking tracker that many users praise for versatility, ease of use, and long-term tracking. It supports routes, sensors, GPS/elevation, and syncing with Strava and Bluetooth devices. However, users cite intrusive ads and upgrade prompts, a shift to paid subscriptions, reliability glitches in distance/time and maps, and awkward UI changes with sparse instructions. Overall, it remains valuable for power users but can be frustrating for those seeking a simpler, ad-free experience.

Pros

Feature-rich and versatile: route creation, sensors, GPS/elevation, plus Strava and Bluetooth device syncing.
Simple and intuitive to use while remaining powerful.
Motivates users to walk and tracks long-term mileage across years.
Clear data visualization and route/maps for real-time stats.
Long-standing, well-established app with ongoing development and cross-region use.

Cons

Intrusive ads and upgrade prompts interrupt usage with full-screen ads, banners, and frequent upgrade notices.
Move to paid subscriptions / upsell; features now require payment or a subscription.
Reliability issues: inconsistent distance/time tracking, mileage readings off, and occasional map or tracking stalls.
Unwanted UI changes and lack of clear usage instructions.

Recent reviews

The distance tracking is extremely inconsistent and makes the app difficult to trust. I can walk the exact same route on the same trail and get significantly different mileage readings. For example, today I walked one direction on the trail and the app recorded 0.93 miles. I ended the session, started a new one, and walked the same exact trail back in the opposite direction. This time it recorded 1.19 miles. That’s a 0.26-mile difference on what should be the same distance, which is significant for a walk of only about a mile. This also throws off the pace and calorie metrics because they’re being calculated from an inaccurate distance. This isn’t the first time I’ve noticed it either. I can walk the same route on different days and consistently get different distance readings. I really want to like this app, but accurate GPS distance tracking is one of the most basic and important functions of a walking app. If I can’t trust the mileage, I can’t trust the rest of the workout data either. Please improve the GPS tracking and distance calculations.