Your steps already happen. GlobeSteps gives them somewhere to go.

Connect Health Connect and every step you take carries you along a real
walking route somewhere in the world — the Philosopher's Path in Kyoto, the
High Line in New York, a lakeside park in Bangkok, the Cinque Terre coast.
Walk to the end and your passport gets stamped.

No GPS. No tracking. No treadmill required. You walk wherever you actually
are, and the route moves with you.

A PASSPORT YOU FILL BY WALKING

Every finished route earns a drawn passport stamp with the country's postmark
and the date you completed it. Stamps are yours permanently — they stay in
your passport whether you're signed in or not.

24 walks across 4 collections, from a 1.3 km park loop to 40 km multi-day
epics you chip away at over months.

START FREE

Starter Walks — 3 routes, free forever. A Mumbai maidan, a Bangkok lakeside,
and New York's High Line. Enough to see whether walking with a destination
suits you.

Then, if you want more:
• City Classics — 10 routes, 70 km through Paris, London, Lisbon, Prague,
São Paulo, Cairo, Seoul, Sydney, Singapore and the Cinque Terre
• Asian Journeys — 7 routes across Kyoto, Xi'an, Tokyo, Hoi An, Kathmandu,
Jakarta and Delhi
• Epic Trails — 4 legendary long-distance walks: Hadrian's Wall, the Kumano
Kodo pilgrimage, the Great Ocean Walk and the Berlin Wall Trail

One payment each. No subscription, nothing to cancel, yours forever.

BUILT TO BE QUIET

• Works fully offline — your walk never waits on a connection
• An account is optional; free routes never need one
• Sign in only if you want your passport to survive a new phone
• Available in 11 languages
• No ads. No usage tracking. We never sell your data.

YOUR STEP DATA STAYS YOURS

GlobeSteps reads one thing from Health Connect: your step count. Nothing
else — no heart rate, no sleep, no location. It stays on your device unless
you choose to sign in and back up your progress.

Read the full policy: https://globestepsapp.web.app/privacy

GlobeSteps is a fitness and motivation app, not a medical device. Step counts
and distances are estimates. Talk to a doctor before starting or changing an
exercise routine.