Guides to walking every street
How the challenge works, how Every Street counts your streets, how to bring your old walks, and how it compares with other apps.
Guides
- The Every Single Street challenge: how to walk every street in your cityWhat the Every Single Street challenge is, how long it takes, how to plan it and how to track which streets you’ve already walked, district by district.
- When does a street count as walked?How Every Street turns a GPS track into walked streets: sample points every 10 m, a 20 m radius, walking direction, and the 90 % rule for streets and districts.
- Import the walks you already madeBring the walks you already made into Every Street: connect Apple Health or Health Connect, or import a Strava export, your Google Timeline and GPX, TCX or FIT files. All on your phone.
- A walking tracker that keeps your location on your phoneEvery Street tracks which streets you’ve walked without sending your GPS track anywhere: matching runs on your phone, there’s no account, and sharing totals is optional.
Compare
- Apps to walk every street of your city, comparedAn honest comparison of the apps for walking or running every street: what each one counts, how your activities get in, price, platforms, and where your GPS track goes.
- Every Street vs CityStridesEvery Street and CityStrides both count the streets of your city. CityStrides is a website that syncs from Strava or Garmin, worldwide; Every Street is a phone app that keeps your GPS track on the phone, in 27 cities.
- Every Street vs WandrerWandrer scores the kilometres of roads you haven’t travelled before, by bike and on foot, from Strava or Garmin. Every Street tracks the streets you walk, on your phone, with no account.
- Every Street vs SquadratsSquadrats is a tile-hunting game: collect the map squares your activities pass through, worldwide. Every Street counts the streets and districts of your city you’ve walked, on your phone.