Terms
Fair terms, in plain words.
These terms are the deal between you and D1N LLC when you use the Walk Done app or this website. They are short on purpose, and written to be read. By creating an account or using the app, you are agreeing to them.
Last updated: July 18, 2026 · If a translation of this page ever disagrees with the English version, the English version wins.
The short version
- Use Walk Done as it is meant to be used, and keep your account to yourself.
- Pro is a subscription through the App Store or Google Play. It renews automatically until you cancel it there.
- Walk Done is a wellness companion, not a doctor. Check with a professional before you change how you exercise.
- Your data is handled as the Privacy policy describes, and it stays yours.
- You can leave anytime by deleting your account. We can suspend accounts that abuse the service.
The agreement
These terms cover the Walk Done apps for phones and watches and the walkdone.com website, all made by D1N LLC. If you do not agree with something here, the honest advice is not to use Walk Done. If you keep using it, these terms apply.
Your account
You need an account, and it needs a working email address that is really yours. Your account is personal: keep it to yourself, and remember that Walk Done signs you in on one device at a time. You are responsible for what happens under your account. Walk Done is not for children; you need to be old enough to agree to these terms yourself, or have a parent or guardian agree for you.
Pro subscriptions
Pro is sold as a monthly or yearly subscription through the App Store or Google Play, at the price shown there before you buy. Where an introductory trial is offered, it becomes a paid subscription unless you cancel before the trial ends. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel, which you do in your App Store or Google Play settings. Payment, cancellation, and refunds all run through Apple and Google under their rules. One thing people miss: deleting the app, or even your account, does not cancel a subscription. Cancel it in the store.
The service will keep evolving
We keep improving Walk Done, which means features will be added, changed, and sometimes retired, and the app will ask you to update now and then. We work hard to keep everything running, but we cannot promise the service will never have a hiccup. If we ever make a meaningful change to these terms, we will flag it in the app or on this site; using Walk Done after that means you accept the change.
Not medical advice
Walk Done is a wellness companion. Its scores, plans, cues, and estimates are for your information and motivation; they are not medical advice, and the app is not a medical device. Talk to a professional before starting or changing an exercise routine, especially if you have a health condition, and always listen to your body over the app. The same goes for your dogs: Walk Done estimates, your vet knows.
Fair use
Do not abuse the service: no breaking in, probing, scraping, overloading, or reverse engineering, no using it for anything unlawful, and no trying to reach data that is not yours. We may suspend or close accounts that do any of this.
Ownership
The app, the website, and everything in them, the design, the artwork, the code, the walking-style content, belong to D1N LLC and its licensors. What you put into Walk Done stays yours; you just give us the permission we need to store and process it in order to run the service for you, as the Privacy policy describes, and nothing more.
If things go wrong
Walk Done is provided as it is. To the extent the law allows, we make no warranties, we are not liable for indirect or consequential damages, and our total liability to you is capped at what you paid us in the twelve months before the claim. Some places do not allow parts of this, so it may not fully apply to you; nothing here takes away consumer rights the law says you always keep.
Ending things
You can stop using Walk Done at any moment and delete your account in the app, no questions asked. We may suspend or close accounts that break these terms, with notice where that is practical. Terms that by their nature should outlive the account, like the liability and ownership sections, survive it.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Nevada, USA, and disputes go to the courts there. If you live somewhere whose consumer laws give you more protection than that, you keep those protections.
Questions
If anything here is unclear, ask. Write to us through the support page.