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This app transforms your daily walks into a growing virtual world. Earn new stages by reaching step goals, and collect unique, finished worlds as keepsakes. It's a gentle, pressure-free way to encourage movement and build a personal collection.
What's New in Tiny Worlds
1.6
October 30, 2026
- A boreal forest has grown in: pine, moss and lichen, with a moose and a gray wolf to find. It's a new World Keeper world, with four versions to come across. - Tiny Worlds now speaks 50 languages. It follows your iPhone, or you can choose one just for Tiny Worlds in Settings. - Every world can carry a name of your own: tap its name to change it. Thank you for walking with us.
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FAQ
How does Tiny Worlds track my steps?
Tiny Worlds reads your step count directly from Apple Health on your iPhone and Apple Watch. Your health data is kept private and remains on your device.
What happens if I miss a day of walking in Tiny Worlds?
Nothing withers if you miss a day. Your worlds wait patiently for you, and there are no streaks or guilt associated with missed goals. The focus is on gentle encouragement.
Can I play Tiny Worlds offline?
The core functionality of tracking steps and growing worlds relies on integration with Apple Health, which typically requires device connectivity. However, once a world is grown and collected, it is saved locally.
What are the subscription options in Tiny Worlds?
The 'World Keeper' subscription unlocks exotic worlds and provides cloud syncing for your collection across devices. It offers monthly and annual plans, both with a 7-day free trial.
How often is Tiny Worlds updated?
The latest version, 1.6, was released on October 30, 2026. Updates typically focus on adding new world types, refining gameplay, and improving stability.
Does Tiny Worlds have ads?
No, Tiny Worlds does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and play, with optional in-app purchases for additional content.
What age rating does Tiny Worlds have?
Tiny Worlds is rated '4+' by Apple, making it suitable for young children and families. The gameplay is gentle and non-violent.
What makes Tiny Worlds different from other step-tracking apps?
Unlike many step trackers, Tiny Worlds focuses on a calm, collection-based experience rather than competitive streaks or leaderboards. It gamifies walking by turning it into a creative world-building activity.








