Walkable - Safety-first walking navigation to walk the safest routes

Safety-first walking navigation. Tired of maps sending you through dark or empty streets just to save 3 minutes? Walkable shows you the safest routes in real time using a Walkable Score that considers lighting, foot traffic, time of day, and live safety signals (including crime activity data) Choose between Safest, Balanced, or Fastest routes, then walk with confidence. Designed for women, parents, and travelers who refuse to trade safety for speed.

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Massive congrats on making the top 6 at the RevenueCat hackathon! Also, cutting your Meta CPI nearly in half just by fixing the creatives is a huge win. Keep grinding on the marketing side. good work team

Thanks :) We are trying our best

Honestly the Safest vs Fastest toggle is the part that sells it for me, that 3-minute shortcut through a dark alley is never worth it. Does the Walkable Score update live as you're mid-walk if conditions change?

Hello Zain, thanks for your kind feedback! Really glad the Safest vs Fastest toggle is clicking for you.

Right now the Walkable Score is calculated live the moment you enter your destination, so it reflects the conditions at that point. It doesn't currently recalculate mid-walk if things change along the way, but that's a really good idea and something I can add down the line. Thanks for the suggestion!

and appreciate you both actually digging in 🙏 And I hear you loud and clear on wanting to try before paying. So here's a thank-you: I set up a free 3-day pass for the first 500 people who tap this link 👉 .

You redeem it straight from the App Store, so it skips the in-app paywall entirely, no more hunting for a button that won't scroll. Would genuinely love your take once you've walked a couple routes, especially out in NYC. Cheers!

  Thanks for the thoughtful response and solution Metehan! I will give it a try this weekend. One quick feature request would be the ability to see routes to a destination from a starting point that is different from my current location. I realize that the app is using current conditions to plan routes, but it would still be helpful to have the option to at least see how things currently look from, say, a train station I'll be arriving at in an hour. Cheers!