Amble: Walk Route Planner

No account needed. Fresh routes from your door, every time. Built for UK walkers — full footpath coverage

A new walk every time you step out the door — fresh, path-rich loops that fit the time you've got.

No account needed to plan a walk. Built for UK walkers — full footpath, bridleway, and byway coverage from OpenStreetMap. Independent. Local-first. Your walks stay on your phone unless you choose to sync. Honest walking time — pause for a coffee, the timer pauses too.

WHY AMBLE

Other walking apps want you to browse a directory of trails. Amble builds you a new walk from your front door, every time. Three options, never the same twice — walk one, save it, or hit "surprise me" for three completely different ones.

The route prefers footpaths over roads, takes you near parks and waterways when it can, and warns you about busy main-road crossings before you commit.

WHAT'S IN THE APP

• Fresh routes, never the same twice — no curated trail database • Route confidence at a glance — "Mostly paths · 1 road crossing" • Pocket Mode — phone away, buzzes at 50%, 75%, and the final 100m • Dog Mode with multi-dog profiles — pace adjusts to your slowest dog • Head Back Now — one tap, quickest walkable path home, mid-walk • Mid-walk café detour — spot a coffee shop, long-press to reroute • Walks that learn your taste — the more you rate, the better it gets • Walking history with photos, GPS replay, and elevation profile • Lit-Path Mode after sunset — well-lit streets highlighted

PRIVACY

Amble runs almost entirely on your device. No analytics, no advertising, no third-party trackers. The full privacy policy is at amble.fit/privacy.

PROMISES WE WON'T BREAK

Free features stay free forever. If we ever add a Pro tier, it'll be for new features (cloud sync, multi-day planner) — not things we've taken back. Read the full pricing principles at amble.fit/pricing.

A NOTE ON SAFETY

Routes are computed from public OpenStreetMap data. Always look where you're walking — a route may show a path that's been closed, fenced off, or never existed in the form OSM mapped it. Amble is not a navigation system or safety device. Read the full guidance at amble.fit/walking-safely.