Waalk

Walk free for your first 10 walks. Then pay once. No subscription. Every walk lands in Apple Health as an Indoor Walk with steps, distance, and ring credit.

Waalk connects your walking pad to your iPhone and writes every walk to Apple Health. Steps, distance, and active energy, credited to your rings, without the pad's own app.

Put the pad under the desk, tap Start Walk, and get on with your day. Waalk records from the belt's own sensor, keeps recording with the phone locked, and saves an Indoor Walk workout the moment you stop.

WHAT YOU GET

• Every walk in Apple Health as an Indoor Walk with steps, distance, and active energy. Fitness shows it and your Move and Exercise rings count it.
• A Live Activity on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island with live steps, distance, speed, and Pause and End buttons.
• Belt control from the app: start, pause, resume, and nudge the speed, on pads that allow it.
• A daily step goal against Health's own totals, the last seven days, a calendar month, and a Monday recap.
• Home and lock screen widgets with today's steps, your streak, and the week.
• An Apple Watch remote: start, pause, and end a walk from your wrist.
• Head to head: challenge a friend to the most steps in a window and see the totals live.
• Crash safe: a walk in progress is checkpointed every minute and recovered on the next launch.

WORKS WITH TOPUTURE TP7 and TP8 walking pads, verified. Most Bluetooth walking pads and treadmills that use the standard fitness machine profile (FTMS) should work for recording and, where the machine allows it, belt control from the app. Steps are estimated from belt distance and your stride length, which you set once.

PAY ONCE Walk free for your first 10 walks. Then one payment, AU$14.99 in Australia and about US$9.99 elsewhere. No subscription, nothing renews, Family Sharing included. After the tenth walk, recording a new walk needs the unlock. Your saved walks and your Apple Health history are never removed.

Waalk needs Bluetooth to talk to the pad and asks for Health access the first time it saves a walk. It has no account, no server of its own, and no tracking.