On the phone
Walk to Clear your Path
The ledger of everywhere you have covered, the path you choose to walk as, and the gear it hands you for going outside. Any of them turns into a share card in one tap.
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How much will you uncover?
Free to explore · one purchase, $5.99 · never a subscription
Move across the fog
The number is still climbing.
No goals to configure, no plan to pick, nothing to maintain. You open the door and the map starts paying attention.
Fog burns off wherever you pass and stays off. It keeps working with the app closed and the screen dark, so every errand quietly becomes territory.
Cross into a new country, region or landmark and it joins your collection. The only way to add one is to physically be there. There is no other input.
Import a Google Timeline export or GPX files and years of old walks light up at once. Most people find their map is further along than they thought.
The ledger of everywhere you have covered, the path you choose to walk as, and the gear it hands you for going outside. Any of them turns into a share card in one tap.
End a walk and the app hands back the shape you just made. Some people walk a heart. Some walk a star. Some walk the word.
A map of where you have been should not be able to make you feel behind. Four things are missing on purpose.
Take a fortnight off. Come back to exactly the map you left. Nothing decayed while you were gone.
Your map never leaves the phone. There is no server holding a copy, because there is no server.
Free to explore. One purchase of $5.99 unlocks the rest, once. Like buying a shovel rather than renting one.
Nobody is above you and nobody is below you. The only number that moves is how much ground you have covered.
Every city has its own page: how its streets are laid out, what makes it hard or easy to cover on foot, and what the map looks like once you start.
Each one gets its own page: the full schedule, how to walk it on foot, and somewhere good to eat when you get there. More towns, and more countries, on the way.
Open FOG and walk. The map starts covered in fog; every street you pass is revealed and stays revealed forever. Come back in a year and your whole walking history is still there. With the one-time unlock you can also import years of old walks from Google Timeline or GPX files.
"Fog of war" is the video-game idea that a map stays hidden until you explore it. FOG applies that to real life: Earth is the map, your feet are the cursor. Unexplored ground is fogged; ground you've walked is permanently clear.
Free to explore. The fog, the map, the collection and the first ranks cost nothing. One purchase of $5.99 unlocks unlimited ranks, every character and history import. There is no subscription and never will be.
No. Your map never leaves your phone. There's no account, no cloud, no app analytics, no ads. We couldn't look at your map if we wanted to. Export it anytime; it's yours.
Yes. Turn on background exploring and FOG keeps revealing as you walk with the screen off. Everything you covered is waiting on the map the next time you open it.
Free to explore · one purchase, $5.99 · never a subscription
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