Tourist offices, parks, towns: publish your official walks in the app, with your photos, and put a QR code at your front desk. Walkers nearby see them first.
Your walks first when someone looks for a walk near you, ahead of the generated loops.
A page for your destination, with up to three photos per walk and your name on every route.
Featured when the app opens and on the home screen, for walkers near you.
A QR code to print as stickers for your front desk, brochures and trailhead signs.
Checked by our team before it goes live, usually within two working days.
Your destination in the app, right now
Drop in a GPX file and up to three photos: this is exactly what walkers will see. Nothing is uploaded: the preview is worked out in your browser. You publish in the app afterwards.
When the app opens
On the home screen
The walk
Your QR code, ready to print
Scanned with an iPhone, this code opens your destination in the app, or the download page for anyone who does not have it yet. It works as soon as your destination is published: print it now.
Founding offer: the first 1,000 partners
€29.99 a year, or the local equivalent €99.99
Kept for as long as you stay subscribed. No commitment: cancel at any time in your App Store account settings.
Install the app on an iPhone, iPad or Mac, then open Settings › Partner Space.
Subscribe and create your destination: its name, a few words, and its address.
Add your walks: a GPX, a name, a description and three photos each.
Our team checks them, usually within two working days, and then they are live.
Print your stickers: the QR code is in the app too, with a link to a printer in your country.
Questions
Do our GPX files and photos stay ours? Yes. You confirm that you own them or may share them, and you allow us to show them in the app while your subscription is active.
What if we stop? Without renewal, your walks stay visible for 30 days and are then hidden. Your stickers then say the destination is no longer available.
An account, a password? None: your App Store subscription is enough. It follows you on the office's iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Photos of people? Only if they cannot be recognised, or with their consent.