System Requirements - Revision history

Myzozoz: Added ICE ONE to not supported list on android

2025-12-08T10:24:06Z

Added ICE ONE to not supported list on android

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	\|Not Supported		\|Not Supported
	\|Not Supported		\|Not Supported
			\|-
			\|ICE ONE
			\|Unknown
			\|Not supported
	\|}		\|}

Maxchill at 14:01, 6 October 2025

2025-10-06T14:01:44Z

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	\|-		\|-
	\|Coros		\|Coros
	\|~~N/A~~		\|Unknown
	\|Soon through Health Sync		\|Soon through Health Sync
	\|-		\|-
	\|Polar		\|Polar
	\|~~N/A~~		\|Unknown
	\|Soon through Health Sync		\|Soon through Health Sync
			\|-
			\|Mi Fitness
			\|Not Supported
			\|Not Supported
	\|}		\|}

Maxchill: updated WS wearable support list

2025-10-06T14:00:10Z

updated WS wearable support list

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	Below is a table of different step sources, where we know from testing or feedback how well they perform. If the app or source you are using is not listed below, then it means that it most likely works (as long as it can be synced to Apple Health/Health Connect), but cannot be guaranteed to work. Most sources are not listed, since we just haven't had enough experience with that specific brand. If a vendor is ''supported'', then it's fairly safe to say that their devices work with the game and if a source is listed as ''not supported'', then it won't work.		Below is a table of different step sources, where we know from testing or feedback how well they perform. If the app or source you are using is not listed below, then it means that it most likely works (as long as it can be synced to Apple Health/Health Connect), but cannot be guaranteed to work. Most sources are not listed, since we just haven't had enough experience with that specific brand. If a vendor is ''supported'', then it's fairly safe to say that their devices work with the game and if a source is listed as ''not supported'', then it won't work.

			If your wearable device does not work with WalkScape on Android, you can try out [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.appyhapps.healthsync&pli=1 Health Sync] app that supports some less popular wearables.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+Step source support		\|+Step source support
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	\|Garmin Connect		\|Garmin Connect
	\|Supported		\|Supported
	\|~~TBD~~		\|Supported
	\|-		\|-
	\|QRing		\|QRing
	\|Not supported		\|Not supported
	\|~~TBD~~		\|Not Supported
			\|-
			\|Google Pixel Watch
			\|Supported
			\|Supported
			\|-
			\|Samsung Wearables
			\|N/A
			\|Supported
			\|-
			\|Coros
			\|N/A
			\|Soon through Health Sync
			\|-
			\|Polar
			\|N/A
			\|Soon through Health Sync
	\|}		\|}

Bonez565 at 13:46, 23 September 2025

2025-09-23T13:46:34Z

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	'''Android'''		'''Android'''
			* Android version 10+ required.
	* Google Play Services		* Google Play Services
	* Android version ~~9 required and ''kinda works'' but not recommended~~, 10~~+ recommended~~		* Health Connect (Optional, for wearable support other than Samsung)
			** Part of Android in version 14+, installed from the play store in versions 10-13.

	'''iOS'''		'''iOS'''
	* iOS version 13+ required		* iOS version 13+ required

	* Apple Health (optional, only for wearable support)		* Apple Health (optional, only for wearable support)

	=== Supported smart watch and wearable devices ===		=== Supported smart watch and wearable devices ===
	Since April 2025, WalkScape supports loading steps from wearable devices, such as smart watches and smart rings when playing on iOS, and ~~this feature will be introduced to~~ Android ~~as well~~ in ~~the near future~~. Not every single device is or will be supported. It's important to note that while in the testing phase of the feature we are more lax about step sources, but might at some point restrict the feature only to those platforms that work reliably enough.		Since April 2025, WalkScape supports loading steps from wearable devices, such as smart watches and smart rings when playing on iOS, and for Android from version +452 in September 2025. Not every single device is or will be supported. It's important to note that while in the testing phase of the feature we are more lax about step sources, but might at some point restrict the feature only to those platforms that work reliably enough.

	WalkScape doesn't sync steps straight from the device or from vendor-specific apps, but instead uses Apple Health ~~and~~ Google Health Connect as standardized storages for step information. In general, any device that can sync to ~~either of~~ these services should be usable with WalkScape. Usually this involves a secondary application that gets the steps from the device, then syncs them to Apple Health. An example of such is Garmin Connect for the Garmin ecosystem. These applications have several differences between them and some work better than others. A few work so poorly, that they have had to be disabled all together from counting as step sources.		WalkScape doesn't sync steps straight from the device or from vendor-specific apps, but instead uses Apple Health, Google Health Connect or the Samsung Health API as standardized storages for step information. In general, any device that can sync to these services should be usable with WalkScape. Usually this involves a secondary application that gets the steps from the device, then syncs them to Apple Health or Health Connect. An example of such is Garmin Connect for the Garmin ecosystem. These applications have several differences between them and some work better than others. A few work so poorly, that they have had to be disabled all together from counting as step sources.

	Below is a table of different step sources, where we know from testing or feedback how well they perform. If the app or source you are using is not listed below, then it means that it most likely works (as long as it can be synced to Apple Health/Health Connect), but cannot be guaranteed to work. Most sources are not listed, since we just haven't had enough experience with that specific brand. If a vendor is ''supported'', then it's fairly safe to say that their devices work with the game and if a source is listed as ''not supported'', then it won't work.		Below is a table of different step sources, where we know from testing or feedback how well they perform. If the app or source you are using is not listed below, then it means that it most likely works (as long as it can be synced to Apple Health/Health Connect), but cannot be guaranteed to work. Most sources are not listed, since we just haven't had enough experience with that specific brand. If a vendor is ''supported'', then it's fairly safe to say that their devices work with the game and if a source is listed as ''not supported'', then it won't work.

Myzozoz: Added Apple Health as optional iOS requirement

2025-06-30T11:26:30Z

Added Apple Health as optional iOS requirement

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	* Google Play Services		* Google Play Services
	* Android version 9 required and ''kinda works'' but not recommended, 10+ recommended		* Android version 9 required and ''kinda works'' but not recommended, 10+ recommended

	~~Supported smart watches:~~
	* Smart watch support for Android coming soon ™️

	'''iOS'''		'''iOS'''
	* iOS version 13+ required		* iOS version 13+ required

	~~Supported smart watches:~~		* Apple Health (optional, only for wearable support)
	* Apple ~~Watch~~
	* Garmin

	=== Supported smart watch and wearable devices ===		=== Supported smart watch and wearable devices ===

Myzozoz: /* Supported smart watch and wearable devices */

2025-06-30T11:24:32Z

Supported smart watch and wearable devices

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	* Garmin		* Garmin

	==== Supported smart watch and wearable devices ====		=== Supported smart watch and wearable devices ===
	Since April 2025, WalkScape supports loading steps from wearable devices, such as smart watches and smart rings when playing on iOS, and this feature will be introduced to Android as well in the near future. Not every single device is or will be supported. It's important to note that while in the testing phase of the feature we are more lax about step sources, but might at some point restrict the feature only to those platforms that work reliably enough.		Since April 2025, WalkScape supports loading steps from wearable devices, such as smart watches and smart rings when playing on iOS, and this feature will be introduced to Android as well in the near future. Not every single device is or will be supported. It's important to note that while in the testing phase of the feature we are more lax about step sources, but might at some point restrict the feature only to those platforms that work reliably enough.

Myzozoz: Added more detailed information on wearable devices

2025-06-30T11:24:07Z

Added more detailed information on wearable devices

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	* Apple Watch		* Apple Watch
	* Garmin		* Garmin

			==== Supported smart watch and wearable devices ====
			Since April 2025, WalkScape supports loading steps from wearable devices, such as smart watches and smart rings when playing on iOS, and this feature will be introduced to Android as well in the near future. Not every single device is or will be supported. It's important to note that while in the testing phase of the feature we are more lax about step sources, but might at some point restrict the feature only to those platforms that work reliably enough.

			WalkScape doesn't sync steps straight from the device or from vendor-specific apps, but instead uses Apple Health and Google Health Connect as standardized storages for step information. In general, any device that can sync to either of these services should be usable with WalkScape. Usually this involves a secondary application that gets the steps from the device, then syncs them to Apple Health. An example of such is Garmin Connect for the Garmin ecosystem. These applications have several differences between them and some work better than others. A few work so poorly, that they have had to be disabled all together from counting as step sources.

			Below is a table of different step sources, where we know from testing or feedback how well they perform. If the app or source you are using is not listed below, then it means that it most likely works (as long as it can be synced to Apple Health/Health Connect), but cannot be guaranteed to work. Most sources are not listed, since we just haven't had enough experience with that specific brand. If a vendor is ''supported'', then it's fairly safe to say that their devices work with the game and if a source is listed as ''not supported'', then it won't work.
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+Step source support
			!
			!iOS
			!Android
			\|-
			\|Apple Watch
			\|Supported
			\|N/A
			\|-
			\|Garmin Connect
			\|Supported
			\|TBD
			\|-
			\|QRing
			\|Not supported
			\|TBD
			\|}

Weasel: Created page

2025-06-23T14:53:39Z

Created page

New page

=== Minimum requirements: ===

'''Android'''
* Google Play Services
* Android version 9 required and ''kinda works'' but not recommended, 10+ recommended

Supported smart watches:
* Smart watch support for Android coming soon ™️

'''iOS'''
* iOS version 13+ required

Supported smart watches:
* Apple Watch
* Garmin