Your route, drawn as you go
Walk, run or ride. Your trail appears on the map while you get on with the good stuff.

Turn every walk, run and ride into a quest. Rack up coins, chase your friends up the leaderboard and kit out a pixel hero who looks like nobody else.


Walk, run or ride. Your trail appears on the map while you get on with the good stuff.

Every outing earns coins and points. Climb twelve levels, from Seedling to Pathmaster.
Hats, hair, outfits, wings and jetpacks. Mix them however you like.
Solo adventures are great. Adventures with a crew are better. Follow each other's outings, cheer the big ones and make a little friendly trouble.


Spot a friend smashing it? One tap and they know you noticed.
Weekly, monthly and all-time leaderboards for you and your crew.
Pick a rival, pick a distance, see who gets there first.
Gift a friend something from the store, with a note if you like.
Walks, runs and rides. Pick one, tap start, and PixelPath tracks your time, distance and climb while you get on with it.
Coins are your spending money: earn them on adventures and spend them in the store on avatar gear. Points are your bragging rights: they build your level and your leaderboard rank.
Nope. Rank is never for sale. Points only come from getting out there.
Scan a friend's QR code to team up on the spot, or send an invite link. You can also find friends from your contacts, if you choose to switch that on.
They see the highlights and the shape of your route, but not where it happened. If you leave map sharing on, friends get a map with the first and last 200 metres trimmed off, so your front door stays private. You can switch maps off in Settings whenever you like.
Only by username, and only if you leave that switched on. Turn it off and you can still be reached by invite link or QR code. Blocking someone makes you vanish from their search and feed, and they are never told.
Open Settings in the app and choose Delete account. Your profile, adventures, balances and friendships are wiped straight away, with no recovery.
Want the full picture? Read what PixelPath stores about you.