not able to sign up . . .
Response from developer
Dear Chistina, thank you for your comment. Indeed during that time we moved to Google Cloud and needed to change the sign-up process. The versions released from May 2023 on should work.

Archived App
This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.Report on walking experiences globally using a traffic light system to rate locations. Add comments and universal symbols to categorize opinions. Users can self-register by age, ability, and gender for inclusive urban planning.
0.6.3
April 15, 2024
This version contains : - Dutch and French versions are now available.
Dear Chistina, thank you for your comment. Indeed during that time we moved to Google Cloud and needed to change the sign-up process. The versions released from May 2023 on should work.
Walkability.App is a tool for citizens worldwide to report on their walking experiences. It helps gather data on the walkability of locations, aiding urban planners in making streets and public spaces more inclusive.
Users can rate their current location using a traffic light system: green for good, amber for some concerns, and red for problems. This provides a quick visual summary of walkability.
Yes, in addition to the traffic light system and universal symbols, Walkability.App allows users to add comments to provide more detailed feedback on their walking experiences.
Anyone in the world can use Walkability.App to share their walking experiences. The app is designed to be accessible and encourages users to self-register by age, ability, and gender.
Walkability.App is available on iPhone and iPod devices. It was released on April 25, 2022, and its latest version is 0.6.3, last updated on April 15, 2024.
Yes, Walkability.App is completely free to download and use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.
Walkability.App has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged four and above.
No, Walkability.App is ad-free. Users can report on walkability without any interruptions from advertisements.