How to Share Walking Routes and City Progress

Walking progress is personal, but sometimes it is worth sharing. A long route, a completed neighborhood, or a list of visited streets can become a record of what you explored.

Sharing also makes progress feel more concrete. It turns a route from something hidden in an app into something you can save, send, or look back on.

Share a route when the walk has a story

Not every walk needs to be shared. But some routes do have a story: a new neighborhood, a long distance, a route with many new streets, or a loop you are proud of.

A shareable route card should make the result clear without requiring someone else to open the app.

Share Area progress for focused challenges

Area progress is often more interesting than whole-city progress because it has boundaries. If you are working through one neighborhood, a progress card can show that challenge clearly.

This is useful for personal motivation, friendly challenges, or simply keeping a visual record of a place you explored.

Export visited streets for a permanent record

PDF export is helpful when you want a document instead of a screenshot. A visited-streets export can preserve progress, make a challenge easier to review, or serve as a personal archive.

Streets can include branding and a QR code in exports, which makes the document easier to share.

Use sharing as motivation, not pressure

The best reason to share is not comparison. It is reflection. Seeing a route or Area progress as a finished card can make the walk feel more meaningful.

Use Export and Share in Streets when you want to keep or show the progress your walks create.