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Life & fun · July 24, 2026

Went

Walk your way to wonder

Went launched on July 24, 2026 with 1 votes.

What it does

We currently support iOS and Android now! Every day, get a new creative route to a surprise destination and back, designed to hit your step goal without even trying. Finish a route and collect a stamp. Build your personal collection as you explore new places.

Download Went — Discover Walks Near You by Pablo Villalon on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like Went — Discover…

Health & Fitness Developer Pablo Villalon Language EN English Size 118.5 MB iPhone, iPad Each day, you receive a simple prompt to step outside and follow a thoughtfully designed path—sometimes familiar, sometimes unexpected. Quiet streets, murals, cafés, hidden courtyards, and small green spaces slowly come into focus. Choose a place that sparks curiosity, or let Went decide for you—and turn everyday walking into a micro-adventure. Each route forms a gentle round trip, so movement stays effortless and unforced. Went isn’t about distance, speed, or performance. It’s about noticing where you already are—and seeing it differently. Went — Walk your way to wonder. more -Include map on share…from apps.apple.com

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