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Interval Walking Timer

Walk your way to better health

Science shows alternating fast and slow walking beats steady cardio. WalkPace Pro makes it effortless with audio cues that work over your music.

Download on the App Store Google Play (coming soon)
QR code to download WalkPace Pro on the App Store
Scan to download Android version coming soon!
iPhone + Apple Watch
WalkPace Pro home screen showing today's walk, warm-up, intervals and cool-down

Simple as 1-2-3

No complicated setup. Just configure once and go.

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Set Your Time

Choose your total workout duration and interval lengths.

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Press Start

Put on your headphones, play your favorite podcast, and start walking.

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Follow the Cues

Audio prompts tell you when to speed up and slow down. That's it.

See it in action

Beautiful, distraction-free screens on iPhone and Apple Watch

WalkPace Pro home screen with today's walk length and interval plan

Plan your walk

Set your intervals and see the whole plan at a glance.

Recovery interval screen with a countdown timer and live stats

Recover

A calm screen and gentle cues for your easy intervals.

Fast interval screen with a countdown timer and up-next prompt

Push the pace

Clear prompts tell you exactly when to speed up.

Workout summary with duration, distance and interval breakdown

Every walk counts

A full interval breakdown the moment you finish.

Preferences screen for walk defaults, units and cues

Made your way

Miles or km, halfway chimes, pre-beeps — your call.

The rhythm of results

Alternate between recovery and fast walking for maximum benefit

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Recovery (easy pace)
Fast (brisk pace)

Backed by research

Interval walking isn't a fad—it's proven science

Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 2007

High-Intensity Interval Walking Training

A randomized controlled trial of 246 middle-aged and older adults found that interval walking (3 min slow / 3 min fast) significantly outperformed continuous moderate walking. Results included 13% increase in leg strength, 8-9% boost in aerobic capacity, and reduced blood pressure.

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Journal of Primary Care & Community Health, 2010

Interval Walking for Sedentary Adults

Sedentary middle-aged individuals who followed a 3-month interval walking program saw their peak aerobic capacity increase by 27% and systolic blood pressure drop 8 points. The protocol: just 4 days/week, ~30 minutes per session.

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Everything you need

Nothing you don't

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Interrupts Your Audio

Cues play over music and podcasts so you never miss a pace change, even with your phone locked.

Works on Apple Watch

Run it standalone on your watch with haptic feedback. Syncs settings with your iPhone.

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HealthKit Integration

Your walks are tracked as workouts and saved to your health data automatically.

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No Subscriptions

Pay once, use forever. No accounts, no ads, no nonsense.

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Warm-up & Cool-down

Start easy and finish easy. Set independent durations for a gentle warm-up and a slow cool-down around your intervals.

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Halfway chime & pre-beeps

A gentle chime at the halfway point and a 3-second countdown before every pace change — so you're never surprised.

Start walking smarter

Join thousands of walkers getting better results in the same time.

Download on the App Store Google Play (coming soon)
QR code to download WalkPace Pro on the App Store
Scan to download on your phone Android version coming soon!