Exporting your walks

CityWalker can export all your walks as GPX files, the standard format used by most mapping and fitness apps. Use it to view your routes in another app, analyse them on your computer, or just keep a copy of your data.

How to export

1

Open Settings and scroll down to the Data section.
2

Tap Export as GPX.
3

Your phone's share sheet opens. Save the file, send it to yourself by email, or open it directly in another app.

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Tip: All your walks are exported at once as a single ZIP file. Each walk is a separate GPX file inside the ZIP, named with the date, time, and city. For example, walk_2026-05-24_13-07_Praha_1.gpx.

What's included

GPS track. The full route as latitude and longitude points, each with a timestamp.
Walk name. The name you gave the walk, or the date if unnamed.
Start and end time. When the walk began and finished.
Distance. Total distance in metres.

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Note: Walks that were imported from a GPX file do not have per-point timestamps in the export. Walks you recorded directly in CityWalker do include timestamps, so pace and speed data will be available in the receiving app for those.

Compatible apps

GPX is a widely supported open format. You can open your exported files in apps like OsmAnd, Komoot, Strava, Garmin Connect, or any desktop GIS tool. Just unzip the file first and open the individual .gpx files.