Hadrian's Wall Path
Bowness-on-Solway to Wallsend, England
- Distance
- 135 km
- At 8,000 steps a day
- 23 days
Coming to iPhone and Android
Walk Hadrian's Wall from your own street.
Your daily steps move you along real routes. Every few miles, a postcard and the story of the place. Pay once. No daily cap, no ads, no account.
Join the waitlist
Wanderpost ships early 2027. The list gets the first TestFlight build and the first Play closed test.
- Real routes, real distances
- Every step counts, no daily cap
- Pay once, USD 12.99
- No ads, no account
How it works
Three steps, and then just your usual ones
Nothing to log and no workouts to start. Wanderpost reads the steps your phone already counts and turns them into distance along the route you picked.
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Pick a route
Start with Hadrian's Wall Path, which is free with no limit, or any of the five others. You can switch routes whenever you like; progress on each one is kept.
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Walk your normal days
Steps sync from Apple Health on iPhone and Health Connect on Android, so Samsung Health and Fitbit are included. Every step counts, including the ones you took before you opened the app today.
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Open the postcards as you arrive
Every few miles a postcard unlocks, with a short story of the place: a fort, a pass, a pilgrim town, a diner. Finish the route and you get a finisher card you can print.
Routes at launch
Six real routes, from a long weekend to a long year
Days are a rough guide at 8,000 steps a day, which is about 6 km. Walk more and you arrive sooner. Walk less and the route waits.
West Highland Way
Milngavie to Fort William, Scotland
- Distance
- 154 km
- At 8,000 steps a day
- 26 days
Camino Francés
Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago de Compostela
- Distance
- 780 km
- At 8,000 steps a day
- 130 days
Tour du Mont Blanc
A loop through France, Italy and Switzerland
- Distance
- 170 km
- At 8,000 steps a day
- 29 days
Route 66
Chicago to Santa Monica, across eight states
- Distance
- 3,940 km
- At 8,000 steps a day
- 657 days a bit under two years
The Odyssey
Homer's route from Troy to Ithaca, with the Butler translation along the way
- Distance
- About 3,000 km
- At 8,000 steps a day
- About 500 days
More routes added free for everyone who paid.
Fair pricing
One price: USD 12.99, once.
Every route, every future route, Family Sharing on iOS. Hadrian's Wall is free with no limit, so you can finish a whole route before paying.
- No
half-mile daily cap - No
subscription - No
medals shop
USD 12.99one time
Buy it once on the App Store or Google Play and every route is yours, including the ones we add later. The purchase stays on your store account, so a new phone is a restore, not a second payment.
The price is in US dollars here; the store shows the price for your country before you confirm.
Hadrian's Wall Path is free. All 135 km, every postcard, the finisher card. No trial clock and no cap. Pay only if you want the other routes.
Honest FAQ
The questions people ask before they sign up
Is this like Fantasy Hike or The Conqueror?
Yes, it is the same idea: your real steps move a marker along a route, and things unlock as you arrive. The differences are the terms. Wanderpost is paid for once, counts every step you take with no daily cap, follows real routes with the story of each place, and has no medals shop or in-app store.
Do I get a medal?
No. There is nothing to ship and nothing to buy inside the app. You collect digital postcards along the way, and when you finish a route you get a finisher card you can print at home.
Which step trackers work?
On iPhone, steps come from Apple Health, so the phone itself, an Apple Watch, or any app that writes steps to Health all count. On Android, steps come from Health Connect, which includes Samsung Health, Fitbit and any other app that writes steps there. Wanderpost reads steps and nothing else.
Does it need an account?
No. There is no sign-up, no login and no server with your data. Your progress lives on the phone, and the purchase is tied to your App Store or Google Play account, so you can restore it on a new phone.
When does it ship?
Early 2027 on iPhone and Android. People on the waitlist get the first TestFlight build and the first Google Play closed test, before the public release.
Want the first invite?
One email when it ships, then a TestFlight or Play invite. Nothing else.