Ayumi: Japanese Walking

Ayumi: Japanese Walking

Interval Walk Workout Coach

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2 reviews
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Released
August 27, 2026
Updated
October 23, 2026

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This app guides you through interval walking, alternating between fast and slow paces. It tracks your progress, heart rate, and provides weekly summaries. Enjoy hands-free audio cues and unlock achievements as you walk.

✓Interval walking method
✓Hands-free audio cues
✓Weekly progress summaries
✓Heart rate zone tracking
✓Walk history and trends
✓Achievements and badges
✓Apple Watch support
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What's New in Ayumi

1.28

October 23, 2026

Article of the week: a new card on the Journey tab brings our latest Japanese walking article, opened right inside the app. If you like, Ayumi can tell you when a new one is out, at most once a week; you can turn this on or off in Settings.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Interval Walk Pro - Yearly

Unlimited walks, full history and stats.

$24.991 Year
7 Days trial
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Events

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User reviews

Works great

The app has a very easy and simple design. Badges can keep you motivated…

Tolle App

Sehr übersichtlich und super einfach zu bedienen. Die Methode ist sehr effektiv und motiviert mich regelmäßig Schritte zu machen. Echt klasse 👍🏻

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FAQ

What is the Japanese interval walking method used in Ayumi?

Ayumi uses the Japanese interval walking method (IWT), which involves alternating between 3 minutes of fast walking and 3 minutes of slow walking, repeated five times. This method is based on research from Shinshu University and is designed to improve aerobic fitness, leg strength, and blood pressure more effectively than steady-pace walking.

Does Ayumi have ads?

No, Ayumi is private by design and does not have any advertisements. The app focuses on providing a clean and uninterrupted user experience without tracking or ads.

How does Ayumi track my progress?

Ayumi automatically saves every walk and allows you to browse your full history grouped by day. It provides a 7-day activity chart, a 6-month trend, pace splits, daily streaks, and weekly goals to help you monitor your progress.

Can I use Ayumi without my iPhone?

Yes, Ayumi is also available on Apple Watch and can run independently. You can leave your phone at home and still access live heart rate, heart-rate zone charts, and post-walk summaries directly from your watch.

What are the subscription options for Ayumi?

Ayumi offers a 7-day free trial for all features. After the trial, you can choose from monthly ($6.99), 6-month ($19.99), or yearly ($29.99) subscription plans. A one-time lifetime purchase option is also available.

How accurate is Ayumi's heart rate tracking?

Ayumi can read your heart rate when walking with a chest strap or your Apple Watch. It displays the peak of each fast phase, the average of fast and slow phases, and the time spent in each heart rate zone.

What languages does Ayumi support?

Ayumi is available in English, Turkish, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, and Finnish, making it accessible to a wide range of users globally.

Is Ayumi suitable for all ages?

Ayumi has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is suitable for a broad audience. However, as a fitness tool, it's recommended to consult with a doctor before starting any new exercise routine.