WalkNYC – Walk Every Block

WalkNYC – Walk Every Block

Track the blocks you've walked

546 ratings
28 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 11, 2026
  • July 20, 2026

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This app helps you explore New York City by tracking the blocks you walk on an interactive map. It allows you to import past walks and compete with others on a leaderboard. Enjoy detailed stats and history of your explorations.

Interactive block tracking map
Import walks from other apps
Leaderboard for New Yorkers
Background walking detection
Detailed walk history and stats
Privacy-focused with no sign-up
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What's New in WalkNYC

1.3.7

July 20, 2026

Import your walks from Strava, Apple Health, Google Timeline, and more (doesn't affect leaderboard).

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📈 144+1

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This app rose +1 position in Navigation chart.

Last updated on August 23, 2026.

User reviews

I get around

This app inspires me to be more active and explorative myP to take turns I ordinarily wouldn’t have stumbled upon opportunities. I ordinarily wouldn’t have.

Fun app

Fun app, making me walk a lot.

Wishlist: hopefully next version can have better power management since I think other apps can track same way without the power drain!

Haven’t Worked in a Week

My app wont let me use it until it’s updated… but I’ve been trying to “update” it for over a week. Idk how much longer I’m going to wait.

Interesting Idea

I was trying to do this with Strava. So no login ha? All the information is stored on device and will be lost if you change phone?

If you love NYC you will love this app.

I grabbed this app almost the week it was available and I’ve been loving it ever since. I can’t say that it has driven more walking on my part (I already walk at least 3 miles every day within an average of 5 miles per day) but the app has driven me to walk new blocks that I don’t think I’ve been on in months or even years. If you love New York City then you’ll love this app.
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FAQ

How does WalkNYC track my walks?

WalkNYC uses GPS to mark off blocks as you walk them on an interactive map. GPS only activates when your pedometer detects you are walking, minimizing battery drain to less than 3% per day.

Can I import my past walks into WalkNYC?

Yes, you can import your walking history from services like Apple Health, Strava, and Google Timeline to fill in blocks you've already covered. Imported walks do not affect your leaderboard ranking.

Is my walking data private with WalkNYC?

WalkNYC prioritizes privacy. Your walks are saved on your device, and servers only see aggregate stats. GPS coordinates never leave your phone, and there's no mandatory sign-up or account creation.

How does the WalkNYC leaderboard work?

The leaderboard allows you to see how you compare to other New Yorkers based on the total number of blocks walked. You can view rankings for today, this week, this month, this year, or all time.

Does WalkNYC have ads?

No, WalkNYC is completely free with no advertisements. It also does not feature in-app purchases or subscriptions, offering a pure exploration experience.

What devices does WalkNYC support?

Currently, WalkNYC is available for iPhone devices. The app was last updated on June 22, 2026, to version 1.3.1.

What is the age rating for WalkNYC?

WalkNYC is rated for ages 4 and up. It is designed to be a straightforward and engaging tool for exploring the city.

How frequently is WalkNYC updated?

The app was last updated on June 22, 2026, indicating ongoing development and support. Users can expect continued improvements and feature additions.