Treekly: Walk to Plant trees

Treekly

About this app

Turn footsteps into forests.

With Treekly, you earn trees by maintaining a daily walking habit of over 5000 steps. Take a positive step today for a healthier future on a happier planet.

Complete 5,000 steps over 20 days and you will receive a tree for FREE.

The app uses your phone's built-in pedometer to automatically register your daily step count. You can also connect to a fitness tracker or a compatible smartwatch to improve tracking accuracy.

FEATURES:

🌳 Walk to earn trees in your own virtual forest
🌳 See your Climate Impact Score grow
🌳 Create and join groups for some healthy competition
🌳 Compete with co-workers with Treekly Business

We are planting mangrove trees in 6 global planting sites: Madagascar, Brazil, Kenya, Mozambique, Indonesia and Haiti. Mangrove trees are known to be incredibly effective against climate change, storing 4x times more carbon than tropical rainforests.

With your help, the Treekly Forest is set to rapidly reach our first target of 5 million trees.

Join our Treekly community to start turning your footsteps into forests today!

Ratings and reviews

The app works pretty well, I use Garmin Connect to sync with the App and there are times when that doesn't work all that well, but overall I like the App. While it is free to use and works perfectly well the option to buy packs and other promotions from time to time, provide a way to increase the number of trees planted, in ways which seem to be reasonable. I also like the group function and for an event I was part of that worked really well.

The app is severely problematic. Even though it is linked to my Google Fit, it never records the same number of steps, always counting lower. Not by a little either, but often the count is short by 3,000 to 4,000 steps. That's a heck of a disparity. I had considered purchasing tree packs to compensate for this, but the app doesn't allow me to use money from my Google Play balance, only from my bank account. I see no reason to trust Treekly with my bank details when the app is this defective.

Great concept and a good motivator for me to do my daily steps. There is a good choice of membership options (free or paid) depending on how many trees you want to plant. Connecting the app to a step count service (Fitbit, Google fit , phone pedometer, etc) took a bit of trial and error for me (Samsung Gaalaxy). The step count is also rather strict. It seems to only count steps from a normal walk, rather than any steps recorded from just pottering around the house.

What’s new

We are constantly working hard to improve Treekly. Send any questions or feedback to our team at [e-mail]; we love hearing from you!

- Bug fixes and performance improvements.