Walk Tracker+ by 30 South
$1.54
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About Walk Tracker+ by 30 South
Walk Tracker is a GPS based tracking app for people who want to keep track of their walking fitness goals.
STATS AND MAPS
Walk Tracker tracks speed, distance, altitude, and time. It also gives you a map showing where you have been while you are saving a walk.
GRAPHS
See graph of altitude vs. distance showing you all the climbs you made on your last walk.
COLOR CODED
When viewing saved walks your route shows up on the map color coded by speed. It shows where you went the fastest (red) and where you were slowest (blue).
VOICE SUMMARY
Don't want to look at the screen every few minutes? You can have Walk Tracker tell you updates on your progress either every mile or every five minutes.
PAUSE AND RESUME
Pause the workout to catch your breath or chat with a friend and then resume when you get back to walking.
LARGE DISPLAY
You can easily see your stats in real time with your current speed being the focal point.
UNITS
The supports both standard and metric units.
Keep track of all your fitness goals with Walk Tracker+ GPS Fitness Tracking for Walkers.
Note: Continued use of the GPS will reduce battery life.
STATS AND MAPS
Walk Tracker tracks speed, distance, altitude, and time. It also gives you a map showing where you have been while you are saving a walk.
GRAPHS
See graph of altitude vs. distance showing you all the climbs you made on your last walk.
COLOR CODED
When viewing saved walks your route shows up on the map color coded by speed. It shows where you went the fastest (red) and where you were slowest (blue).
VOICE SUMMARY
Don't want to look at the screen every few minutes? You can have Walk Tracker tell you updates on your progress either every mile or every five minutes.
PAUSE AND RESUME
Pause the workout to catch your breath or chat with a friend and then resume when you get back to walking.
LARGE DISPLAY
You can easily see your stats in real time with your current speed being the focal point.
UNITS
The supports both standard and metric units.
Keep track of all your fitness goals with Walk Tracker+ GPS Fitness Tracking for Walkers.
Note: Continued use of the GPS will reduce battery life.
All Application Badges
Paid
app
app
Android
2.2+
2.2+
Bug
buster
buster
Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
1.03
Fixed a bug when tracking in the background on some phones
1.02
Adding graphing to show altitude vs distance
1.01
New custom list giving more information about each walk
1.0 First release including:
-Stats and Maps
-Color coded tracks to see where you went the fastest
-Voice summary so that you can get updates without looking at the screen
-Pause and resume for stop lights or for catching up with a friend
-Large easy to read display
-Units, standard and metric support
1.03
Fixed a bug when tracking in the background on some phones
1.02
Adding graphing to show altitude vs distance
1.01
New custom list giving more information about each walk
1.0 First release including:
-Stats and Maps
-Color coded tracks to see where you went the fastest
-Voice summary so that you can get updates without looking at the screen
-Pause and resume for stop lights or for catching up with a friend
-Large easy to read display
-Units, standard and metric support
Price update Price changed from $1.99 to $1.54.
What are users saying about Walk Tracker+ by 30 South
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A great aid for improving my distance training. Would be good to have a key to the colours for the track on the map screen.
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I upgraded to the pro from the free and nothing was working. It wasn't tracking my speed or the map. Map showed I was in a different state then what I am in. I liked the free until I went pro! Please fix these problems!
by S####:
I installed on my Note II and it worked great. I liked it so much I paid for the upgraded features. Tracking and timer were very accurate and reliable. My only disappointment was that I couldn't transfer my past walks. When I changed to a One+1 the tracking (when it works at all) is off by at least 50% -- a half mile walk now reports as three quarters and the path looks like a saw blade with irregular teeth, each waypoint moving side to side by 50 feet or more from the straight line I took. TRULY USELESS!