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Jupiter Walkies
Tap start and Jupiter maps your walk in real time — route, distance, time, pace and calories — then turns it into a card worth sharing.
Home / Jupiter Walkies
Tap start and Jupiter maps your walk in real time — route, distance, time, pace and calories — then turns it into a card worth sharing.
Watch the line draw itself as you walk. Distance, duration, pace and calories, all tracked automatically.
Every walk becomes a clean card with your route and stats on it. Built for Stories, not spreadsheets.
Compare weekly distance with other walkers. Competitive enough to get you out the door, gentle enough to stay fun.
Find people walking dogs around you. Dog walking is the most social exercise there is — the apps just never treated it that way.
Three steps, no account needed to try it.
One tap before you leave the door. No setup, no pairing, no account required to record your first walk.
Jupiter draws the route live and tracks distance, pace and calories while the phone stays in your pocket.
Every walk becomes a card with your route on it — built for Stories, not spreadsheets.
Strava, made for dog walks.
ScrollThe things people ask most often before downloading.
Yes. Tap start and Jupiter records your route on a live map, along with distance, duration, pace and estimated calories. You do not have to enter anything by hand.
Yes, Jupiter Walkies is free to download on the App Store. It requires iOS 17 or later.
Jupiter uses the same location APIs as other fitness trackers and stops recording as soon as you end the walk. For walks over an hour, expect battery use comparable to any GPS run tracker.
Yes. Walks can be logged for whichever dog you took out, so households with more than one dog can keep each dog’s activity separate.
GPS itself does not need cell service, so your route still records on trails and in rural areas. Syncing and the leaderboard update once you are back in range.
Researched answers to what people search in this space. No download required to read them.
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How to tell if it is too hot to walk your dog, the 7-second pavement test, and which breeds overheat fastest. Practical hot-weather walking rules.
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A 30-minute dog walk burns roughly 90 to 200 calories depending on your weight and pace. How the number is calculated and why stop-start walks still count.
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Dogs pull because it works — pulling moves them forward. The fix is making it stop working, consistently. A practical method that takes about two weeks.
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A dog that plants itself mid-walk is usually saying pain, fear, or "not that way". How to tell which, and what to do in the moment.
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Mental work tires a dog faster than distance. Scent games, training and puzzle feeding for bad weather, injury recovery, or a dog that needs more than you can walk.
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A long loose lead and permission to sniff does more for a dog’s stress than a brisk march. What a decompression walk is and how to run one.
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