Name: Walker
Rating: 4.1 (11 reviews)
Author: wwarby

Donations to https://paypal.me/wwarby are welcome and appreciated, but not required.

A free data field for Garmin watches to provide stats for walking activities. Built to provide more data in a more compact format than is typically available on data fields designed for runners (where too much information becomes impossible to digest at speed). Focused on data relevant to casual walking scenarios where step count, distance, pace and calorie burn are the predominant concerns rather than hiking where bearing, ascent and altitude etc. are more relevant. Currently displays:

- Clock time
- Average pace or speed for the current activity (controlled by settings)
- Total distance for the current activity
- Current pace or speed (or rolling 5/10/30/60 second average by changing settings)
- Total time for current activity
- Current heart rate (or rolling 5/10/30/60 second average by changing settings)
- Current heart rate zone and heart icon coloured by zone (if enabled in settings - disabled by default)
- Steps for the current activity
- Steps for today
- Calories for current activity
- Calories for today
- Battery charge level with colour changing battery icon
- Progress bar showing progress towards step goal (if step goal is set)
- Black or white background (via app setting or watch setting)

Walker also contributes step data to the FIT profile for your activity, showing total steps, lap steps and average steps per km/mile/hour in the activity summary in Garmin Connect. It is aware of and supports device settings for distance units (KM or miles), background colours (black or white), and 12/24 hour clock mode.

Feature suggestions are welcome and will be considered. Help with internationalisation would be appreciated. Current translations are based on Reverso and Google Translate. I've made an effort to find the correct translations but have no easy way of finding out if they are correct except through user feedback.

Installation
See http://walker.wwarby.com/#installation

FAQ
See http://walker.wwarby.com/#faq

Source
Walker is open source (MIT license) and it's code resides on GitHub at https://github.com/wwarby/walker

Credits
- Code and ideas borrowed from RunnersField by kpaumann and steps2fit by rgergely. Thanks for open sourcing your projects.
- Icons by Freepic (https://www.flaticon.com/authors/freepik) and Those Icons (https://www.flaticon.com/authors/those-icons).