Suburban Legend

Walk every street.
Turn your suburb green.

Every street starts red. Walk it and it turns green. Keep going until your whole suburb is done.

A simple, satisfying way to explore where you live, one street at a time.

Thornbury Β· 70% walked

Coming soon to the App Store

Why Suburban Legend

Walking is better with a map to fill in

Red to green

The Suburban Legend route mark

Walked streets are green. The rest are red. That is the whole game.

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Every Street Mapped

Open the app and every street around you is drawn on the map, ready to be walked.

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Legendary Walks

Start a walk and streets turn green as you pass. Time and distance tick along as you go.

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Suburb Progress

A progress bar shows how much of the suburb under the map you have covered, measured against all of its streets.

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Private by Design

No account, no sign-up, no server of ours. Your walks and progress stay on your iPhone.

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Works Anywhere

Street data comes from OpenStreetMap, so it works in any suburb, town or city in the world.

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Made for iPhone

Built with SwiftUI and Apple Maps, and laid out for every iPhone including iPhone Duo, folded or unfolded.

How It Works

Lace up. Everything else is automatic.

1

Open the Map

The streets around you load and are drawn in red. Pan anywhere and tap "Load streets" to explore further afield.

2

Start a Legendary Walk

Tap the button and head out the door. The app uses your location during the walk to work out which streets you pass along.

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Watch Streets Turn Green

Each street you cover switches from red to green, and the progress bar for your suburb creeps up.

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Finish, Then Come Back for More

Finish the walk and your progress is saved on your phone. Hit 100% and you are officially a Suburban Legend.

Ready to Become a Suburban Legend?

Suburban Legend is in development and heading for the App Store. Check back soon, or get in touch if you would like to help test it.

Get in Touch

Free to download β€’ Available worldwide β€’ Requires iOS 27+

Street and suburb data comes from OpenStreetMap and may be incomplete or out of date. Always take care around traffic. See Terms of Use.