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This app encourages users to reduce screen time by requiring them to walk to earn more usage. Collect virtual creatures and share progress with friends to stay motivated and break the cycle of doomscrolling.
What's New in Jellwalk
1.0.3
September 23, 2026
A squishier Jell, streaks with friends, and leaderboards. • Your Jells have a new look: soft, jelly bodies with a gummy shine. • Challenge: keep a walking streak going with friends, and see today's leaderboard near you. • Leaderboards: see where you stand among everyone on Jellwalk, today or all time. • Stats now show your lowest average screen time. • Setup always has a way forward, even with iCloud off, and picks up where you left off. • If your iCloud storage is full, your Jells still get backed up. • Small fixes.
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FAQ
How does Jellwalk help reduce screen time?
Jellwalk requires users to walk a certain number of steps to earn screen time. When screen time runs out, apps lock, encouraging users to be more present and break doomscrolling habits.
What are Jells in Jellwalk?
Jells are virtual creatures collected by walking. Users earn a random Jell every 300 steps and can collect them all to compare with friends.
Can I use Jellwalk with friends?
Yes, Jellwalk allows you to share your steps and screen time with friends to motivate each other. You can view their progress in their scrapbook, with optional privacy controls.
Does Jellwalk have ads?
No, Jellwalk is ad-free. The app explicitly states that it contains no advertisements.
What devices does Jellwalk support?
Jellwalk is currently supported on iPhone devices. It utilizes Apple Health and Apple's Family Controls for its functionality.
How often is Jellwalk updated?
The latest version of Jellwalk is 1.0.2, last updated on September 4, 2026. This indicates recent development and maintenance.
What is the age rating for Jellwalk?
Jellwalk has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for a wide range of users, including children.
How does Jellwalk handle user data privacy?
Jellwalk prioritizes privacy by signing in with Apple and not collecting unnecessary data. It cannot see which apps you open or what you look at, and your data is never sold.






