gWalk vs Step Counter & Walking Tracker

For daily use and working people in need of taking charge of their physical body’s postural alignment, including sense of their inner space and physical organisation in their body. First step is simple, just – go walk. While simply walking, in simple steps, gWalk educates intrinsic movements and spatial organization of human structure dynamics. Its basic tools are body and gravity. As app, it provides point to point directions how to use existing anatomy for physical recovery, in support of physiology and supported structure. It empowers awareness of continues movement, connection, balance, and organization. When gWalk educates empowerment, it relates to feeling actual power, experienced as force in velocity, as mass acceleration at speed, as bounce, as work overtime – as simple experience of body in organised movement. In walk. By providing weekly instructions, applicable by any type of movement, gWalk educates about plasticity of human structure, its adaptive capacity to transform, to store and release energy, to reorganize and be efficient, more connected – as it builds its own form, building blocks that makes us stronger and more supported. Walk is what we do every day anyways, and what makes this app easy to use. It aims to follow up and continues on what walk already did for human evolution, and to give users control of their own body along their everyday movement. This can be often neglected through extend mental activity and long working hours at the desk. But gWalk can bring you back to your body, as it provides instructions on how to come out and avoid compressions and pain in joints, by bringing back space against constrains and extensions against pressures in body and its joints. gWalk brings ease to body, which brings ease to mind. What makes gWalk different: 1. Unique as only of it’s kind – simply always accessible whenever walking, indoor or outdoor. 2. Provides experience for empirical knowledge, empowering ownership, rather than just information. 3. Educates body’s structural form and active forces organising its efficiency. 4. Appropriate for all levels and ages. Read more: About: https://www.gwalk.app/about-us FAQ: https://www.gwalk.app/blank-2 Terms of Service: https://www.gwalk.app/blank Privacy Policy: https://www.gwalk.app/copy-of-terms-of-service

The step counter that turns everyday walking into a national competition. Track your steps, distance and calories, build your daily Activity Score, and climb your country's leaderboard — one walk at a time. Your iPhone already counts every step. Walking Country turns that number into something you'll actually want to check: a daily Activity Score, a national rank and a streak worth protecting. TRACK EVERYTHING THAT MOVES YOU Walking Country reads directly from Apple Health — steps, distance, calories burned, standing hours and VO2 max. No manual entry, no battery drain, no fuss. Your phone is already counting; we make it worth looking at. YOUR ACTIVITY SCORE, EXPLAINED Most apps show you numbers. Walking Country tells you what they mean. The Activity Score distills steps, calories, standing time and VO2 max into a single daily number you can track week over week. Go up. Stay up. WALK FOR YOUR COUNTRY The global leaderboard ranks walkers from every country on earth; your national leaderboard shows exactly where you stand at home. Whether you're chasing the top 10 or just want to beat your neighbor, this is the motivation that keeps a streak alive. RECORD YOUR WALKS Start a workout and capture it all: route map, distance, pace, splits and elevation. GPS routes are processed on your device and never uploaded. EARN WHAT YOU WORK FOR Unlock achievements at real milestones — your first 10,000-step day, your first marathon distance, a 30-day streak, a monthly record. Medals don't sit in a drawer: they appear on your profile and on the leaderboard. SHARE YOUR WALKS Post a workout to your feed — distance, steps, route and a photo. Friends can like and comment. It's the one corner of social media that actually makes you healthier. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your health data stays on your device and in your iCloud — never sold, never shared. Available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Dutch. The average person takes 3,000–4,000 steps a day. The recommended target is 10,000. The gap between those two numbers is where Walking Country lives. Download and start walking — your country is counting on you.