Work.Walk.Repeat.

Waalk reads speed, distance, and time directly from your walking pad, then saves the walk to Apple Health, even while your iPhone is locked.

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iPhone running Waalk mid walk: 6,349 estimated steps, 4.00 km, 1:00 at 4.0 km/h, 150 kcal, today's goal at 148%, with Pause and End and Save

01 · Straight from the belt

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Your phone can sit this one out. Waalk reads distance directly from your pad over Bluetooth, so your walk is recorded while your phone stays on the desk. Steps are estimated from that distance and your stride, and labelled that way.

Speed, time, distanceRead directly from the pad over FitShow or FTMS, the two protocols walking pads use.
Steps, estimated honestlyWaalk estimates steps from belt distance and your stride, 63 cm by default, and labels them as estimated. Calibrate your stride against a counted walk to improve the estimate.
Phone down. Keep walking.Keep your iPhone locked and within Bluetooth range while Waalk records. The pad's own Bluetooth pulses keep the recording alive in the background.

From your first step to your saved walk. Scroll to read it.

From your first step to your saved walk. Tap through the real screens.

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Today

One number for the whole day.

Watch, phone, and pad, counted once. Your streak and your week right under it.

Start Walk

One tap. Belt on. Recording.

Starts the belt at the speed under the button. No handover from your treadmill? Its remote still works.

From the belt

Straight from the belt, every second.

Distance, time, and speed over Bluetooth. Energy is net, from METs and your weight. The goal bar fills as you go.

Goal tab

A goal. A streak. A week.

The bar fills through the day. Compete sits next door.

Waalk Record tab, ready to start a walk: today's steps, the streak, and the last 7 days Waalk recording a walk: estimated steps, distance, time, speed, kcal, goal progress, Pause and End and Save Waalk Goal tab: today's steps against the goal and the last 7 days Waalk Sessions tab: saved walks with Health status

Pad

Pair once. Never again.

Reconnects the moment the pad powers up, even in the background. FitShow and FTMS.

Estimated steps

Honest steps, labelled that way.

Belt distance over your stride. 3.06 km at 63 cm is 4,857. Calibrate once.

Pause. End. Saved.

Finish from anywhere.

End and Save writes the Indoor Walk to Health. Lock screen, island, or wrist.

Sessions

Nothing slips through.

A tick means it is in Health. Failed saves retry with one tap, never twice.

Ready

Pair once. Then just walk.

Your day counted once against the goal, your streak, the last seven days, your remembered pad, and the one button that starts the belt and the recording.

Record

Your walk, at a glance.

Distance, time, belt speed, and energy every second, with your daily goal filling underneath. Steps estimated from distance and your stride, and labelled that way. Pause. End. Saved.

Goal

A little progress, every day.

A daily goal, a streak, and the last seven days. The Compete tab beside it holds head to head challenges.

Sessions

Every walk, accounted for.

Walks stay on the phone until Health confirms them. A tick means saved. Recovered walks retry with one tap and never duplicate.

02 · On every screen

Less reaching. More walking.

The walk comes to you. In the Dynamic Island, on the lock screen, on your wrist, and next to your work.

Dynamic Island

A walker and your step count sit in the island for the whole walk. Press and hold for distance, speed, time, and the Pause and End buttons.

The top of an iPhone during a walk: the Dynamic Island holds a walking figure and 3,916 steps
The lower half of an iPhone lock screen during a walk: the Live Activity shows Recording, 46:15, 4,857 steps, 3.06 km, 4.0 km/h, with Pause and End

Lock screen

The Live Activity mirrors the app. Steps, distance, speed, and the two buttons. The phone never needs unlocking during a walk.

Apple Watch

A remote on the wrist. Start, pause, end, and nudge the belt speed without reaching for the phone. The iPhone still does all the Bluetooth and Health work. And if your Watch alone undercounts on the pad, here's why.

Apple Watch Ultra running Waalk mid walk: belt speed 4.0 km/h with minus and plus, 4,857 estimated steps, Pause, and End

Home and lock screen widgets

Today's steps against your goal, with the streak and the week. Small and medium on the home screen, circular, rectangular, and inline on the lock screen.

Medium home screen widget: 8,412 of 10,000 steps today, a 6 day streak, and the last 7 days

And in your Mac's menu bar

The Live Activity shows up in the Mac menu bar as well: a walker and your step count, and one click opens the full panel with time, distance, speed, Pause, and End. Nothing to install on the Mac. It needs a Mac signed into the same Apple Account with iPhone Mirroring set up.

A Mac menu bar showing the Waalk Live Activity: a walker and 4,257 steps, expanded to a panel with Recording 41:59, 4,257 steps, 2.77 km, 4.0 km/h, Pause and End

03 · Apple Health, written once

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One walk. One saved workout. An Indoor Walk with steps, distance, and net active energy attached. Move and Exercise rings get credit.

Works with Apple Health
A retry, never a repeatEvery sample carries the walk's ID. If a save is interrupted, the retry checks Health first and writes only what is missing, so nothing duplicates or inflates.
Net energy, MET basedWalking METs times your weight, resting energy removed. The belt's calorie counter is never trusted.
Per minute samplesThe same shape Apple's own sources write, so cadence and hourly charts render correctly. Implausible step rates are refused.

04 · A Tuesday

You walk. Waalk does the rest.

One morning, start to finish, with your phone out of the way.

pad on

Pad on. Waalk's there.

Pair once. It reconnects the moment the pad wakes, even in the background.


Toputure TP8 · Connected
Toputure TP8Connected · FitShow · remembered
belt moving

Belt moves. Numbers follow.

The Live Activity shows steps, distance, and time. Pause and End, right there.


Belt moving · Recording
phone locked

Phone asleep. Waalk isn't.

The pad's own Bluetooth pulses keep the recording alive. No timers, no warm phone.


Phone down · Steps up
1,912 steps·18:30
end and save

Step off. End. Saved.

One Indoor Walk in Health. Written once, never duplicated.


4,857 steps · 3.06 km · 46:00
Waalknow
Saved to Health4,857 steps · 3.06 km · 46:00 · 142 kcal. Indoor Walk workout added.
recap

Monday. One honest recap.

Last week's total, the change, and the distance as a place you know.


41,300 steps · Up 12%
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Last week: 41,300 stepsUp 12% on the week before. That is two Bondi to Coogee walks.

05 · Head to head

Pick a window. Share a code. Walk the most. Win the challenge.

Challenge a friend to the same afternoon. Both pads count, both phones see the live score, and the result lands when the clock runs out. No Waalk account to create. Challenges sync through iCloud.

Steps counted in the window include the walk in progress, so a late push still counts.

Compatibility

Your pad. Our honest answer.

Works with TOPUTURE TP7 and TP8, and many other walking pads that use the FitShow app. Most Bluetooth walking pads that use the standard fitness machine profile should work too, for recording and, where the machine allows it, belt control from the app. This list is kept current as pads are verified. Pad not listed? Ask via support.

TOPUTURE TP7, TP8Verified on hardware, used daily. Belt start, speed, pause, and full recording.
Verified
Other FitShow padsAny pad the FitShow app controls speaks the same protocol as the TP8. They show up in Bluetooth as FS-, FSGN, or TR510-T under many brand names. Walkers are already connecting and saving walks on several of them.
Works
Standard Bluetooth treadmills (FTMS)Recording and belt control are built in, and the first pads of this kind are already connecting. Start, stop, and speed control depend on the treadmill.
Should work
KingSmith WalkingPad, pads without BluetoothPads without Bluetooth can't be supported. KingSmith uses its own protocol and isn't supported yet; Waalk recognises one and offers to put you in touch if you can help test.
Not yet
Your walks stay yours.Walk records stay on your iPhone and in Apple Health. No Waalk account. No tracking. Anonymous usage data counts which pad you connect to and can be switched off. Head to head scores sync through your own iCloud only when you choose to compete.

Questions

Before your first step.

Longer answers live in the guides.

Is it a subscription?No. Your first 10 walks are free. After that, one payment, shown in your own currency before you buy, unlocks Waalk for life, with no subscription or renewals.
What happens after 10 walks?Recording new walks stops until you unlock. Your saved walks stay visible and everything already written to Health stays there.
Does it work with my pad?TOPUTURE TP7 and TP8 are verified, and many other pads that use the FitShow app work too. Most Bluetooth pads using the standard fitness machine profile should work, including belt control where the machine allows it. See the compatibility list above.
Do I need the FitShow app?No. Waalk talks to the pad directly. Close FitShow before you walk, the pad accepts one connection at a time. Waalk vs FitShow has the full comparison.
Can my family share it?Yes. Family Sharing is enabled on the unlock.
Where do my steps appear?In Apple Health, with the Indoor Walk workout, distance, and active energy. Move and Exercise rings get credit. The Fitness app's Steps tile only counts iPhone and Watch motion steps, for every third party app. The guide on steps that show in Health but don't count explains why.
Does the pad count steps?Waalk estimates them from belt distance and your stride, 63 cm by default, and labels them as estimated. Calibrate your stride against a counted walk to improve the estimate. See walking pad vs Apple Watch accuracy for how the counts compare.

Walk free. Pay once.

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Unlock once after your first 10 walks to keep recording. The price is shown in your own currency before you buy. No subscription or renewals. Your saved walks and Apple Health history stay available if you choose not to unlock.

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