On iPhone · Android soon

Step out.
Come back lighter.

Your mental fitness coach, through walking. Ten minutes outside, one voice in your ear, less on your mind.

Your first 3 audio walks are free.

A Clarity Stride in progress: the coach's line on screen over a soft photo, with the pause ring and elapsed timeThe Mindtrek Home screen: Walk your head clear, with Start your Stride and short Strides for a mid-day reset

The moment this is for

“My head is full. I know a walk would help.”

Strides

Audio guidance, anywhere you walk.

A Mood lift Stride in progress: the coach's practice on one screen, and the map view on the other with the walk over Bow Bridge in Central Park

One practice at a time.

Each practice is followed by quiet, so your head can settle. The map shows where the walk has taken you.
You might hear
Calm

Shoulders down. Jaw loose. Keep going.

Clarity

You don't need to solve it. Just make room around it.

Nature

What's alive near you right now?

A walk for every part of your day.

We made an episode for each moment of the day you might need a walk. Or tap what's going on and pick 5, 10 or 20 minutes.
Start the day
Strides to open the morning.
4 episodes
10 MIN
Get me going
For when you're up, but nothing is moving yet.
10 MIN
Outside first
For when the day would otherwise start on a screen.
10 MIN
Find my feet
For when you're anxious before anything has even happened.
10 MIN
First step
For when you know what to do and can't get started.
Step away
Strides for a mid-day reset.
5 episodes
10 MIN
Close the tabs
For when there are too many things open, and most of them are in your head.
10 MIN
Walk it off
For right after the call, the meeting, the thing that went badly.
10 MIN
Wake me up
For the afternoon that's stalled and another coffee won't fix.
10 MIN
Take it in
For when you've been inside all day.
10 MIN
Find the words
For the half hour before you have to say it.
Wind down
Strides to close the day.
4 episodes
10 MIN
Leave work here
For when the day is done and your head hasn't heard.
10 MIN
Enough for today
For when you'd like to stop keeping score.
10 MIN
Set it down
For when it was a lot, and it's still sitting on you.
10 MIN
Get some distance
For when it happened hours ago and you're still replaying it.
Weekend
Strides for the weekend.
3 episodes
20 MIN
Think something through
For when one thing has been going round for days.
10 MIN
Before Monday
For when the week is already sitting on you.
20 MIN
No agenda
Mostly quiet, a little company. For when there's nowhere to be.
Three episodes over the Home screen: Find my feet, Close the tabs and Leave work here, above the choices for what's going on and how much time you have
Download Mindtrek on the App Store

Try a Stride on your next walk.

Pick your mood. The walk follows.

A woman standing still on a leafy park path
Calm
For when everything feels loud.
A man walking through beach dunes
Clarity
For crowded thoughts.
A woman walking briskly down a tree-lined street
Energy
For when you feel flat.
A woman in a beanie smiling with her eyes closed in low sun
Mood Lift
For heavy days.
A man standing on a hilltop lawn looking out
Reflection
For sorting things out.
A woman looking up at the trees on a city street
Wonder
For fresh eyes.
A man resting a hand on a large tree trunk in a park
Nature
For feeling connected.
Treks

Curated routes in New York and LA.

Trek: The Little Glimmers, a gratitude walk on the High LineTrek: Connect at the Hudson's Pace in Riverside ParkTrek: Ease and Ground in the City on the Great LawnTrek: Recharge in the North Woods of Central ParkTrek: Return to Your Inner Child in Van Cortlandt ParkTrek: The Room at the End of the Island on Roosevelt Island
Trek: Rest and Digest at Venice BeachTrek: Back to Yourself in Prospect ParkTrek: Nature's Resilience at Newtown CreekTrek: Griffith Park Hillside ResetTrek: Lost in the Ramble in Central ParkTrek: Manhattan's Last Forest in Inwood Hill Park

Guided walks. Real places.

Each practice is set at a spot that suits it: a bench under the branches, a pier over the river, a meadow above the city. Every Trek is free.
Treks in New YorkTreks in Los Angeles

Press start and pocket your phone.

At each stop the audio guides one practice, then leaves you the walk.
The Trek page for Recharge in the North Woods in the app: photo, intentions, distance and time, description, route preview and waypoint moments
A Trek in progress: the route map with the next stop, the audio player, and the mind-body experts who guide the walk

Treks are made with mind-body experts.

Smiling woman with blonde hair wearing a dark sleeveless top outdoors in soft sunlight.

Marianna Cuomo Maier, NBC-HWC

Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach, Founder of Grata Wellness

Smiling man with beard wearing a beige t-shirt and gold necklace, labeled as expert with a star icon.

Bryant Alexander, PCC, MBSR

MBSR Teacher & Executive Coach

Smiling woman with long dark hair wearing white top sitting on couch with brown and beige pillows.

Gianna LaLota, LMHC, LPC

NYC-based Therapist, Founder of Mindful Mental Health Counseling

Smiling woman with long brown hair wearing a grayish-blue top, standing outdoors with green plants behind her.

Emma Loewe

Climate-Focused Journalist, Author of "Return to Nature"

Smiling woman in leopard print dress standing outdoors near leafy plants with pink flowers.

Jackie Hackett, MS, RDN

Functional Dietitian, Gut-Mind Health Expert

Man with braided hair and beard standing on a snowy path wearing gray top, navy pants, and red shoes.

Timothy Lewis

Certified Mindfulness Coach, Embodied Movement Educator

Bryant Alexander

“I recommend Mindtrek because it translates evidence-based practices into something people can actually use in daily life. It turns a simple walk into an opportunity to reset attention, regulate stress, and reconnect with the present moment.”

Bryant Alexander, PCC, MBSR
Mindfulness and Executive Leadership Coach
Melissa Sundermann

“As a Lifestyle Medicine physician, I wholeheartedly recommend Mindtrek for optimizing mental and physical well-being.”

Melissa Sundermann, DO
Lifestyle Medicine Physician
The You tab: 92 of 120 minutes outside this week, with today's walks below
Your week outside: 92 of 120 minutes

See what the walk changed.

Before you start, you say what's on your mind. Afterwards, two taps and an optional line on whether it shifted.
1 · Check in
How do you feel now?
Meh
Okay
Good
Great
Amazing
Did the walk shift it?
You set out with stuck on a decision.
Yes
A bit
Not today
2 · Your reflection

Left the apartment still going back and forth about the job offer. Somewhere around the park I stopped arguing with myself. Calling them tomorrow.

Your time outside counts toward two hours a week, the amount a 2019 study of nearly 20,000 people linked with better health and wellbeing.

Man wearing a yellow beanie and black backpack walking through a dense green forest.

Start walking with us.

We started with a simple idea: walking helps. The hard part is actually going. Mindtrek closes that gap, with Strides for everyday walks and Treks through real places.

First 3 Strides free, then $8.99 a month or $49.99 a year. Treks are always free. Tell us how your walks go at hi@mindtrek.app. We read every message.


Try free on iPhone

Frequently asked questions

Who is Mindtrek for?

For anyone whose head is too loud.

For busy people who know a walk helps but can't always get out the door, or switch off once they do.

Is this just another meditation app?

Meditation usually means sitting still. Mindtrek is for people who'd rather move. Every practice happens while you walk, outside, with your eyes open.

Walking seems ordinary. What are the benefits?

That’s the point.

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Studies link a single 20-minute walk with better mood and focus, and around 120 minutes a week in nature with better health and wellbeing. That's the weekly goal Mindtrek counts toward. See the studies here.

Won’t another app just add more screen time?

Very little.

Once you press start, your phone goes in your pocket and you just listen. Mindtrek adds what a walk alone often misses: one practice at a time, about what's around you, so you walk with more intention and notice more. We see it as a gateway to the real world.

How can I fit Mindtrek into my day?

Already walking? Take us with you.

Strides take 5, 10 or 20 minutes, anywhere, with no route to plan. Treks take 30 to 60 minutes, in New York and LA.

What does Mindtrek cost?

Your first 3 Strides are free. After that, Membership unlocks every Stride for $8.99 a month or $49.99 a year, and you can cancel any time in iPhone settings. Treks are always free.

Why not just walk with a podcast, Spotify, or Headspace?

You can.

A Stride works with what's already on your mind: you pick how you want to feel, and it gives you one practice at a time, then goes quiet. A Trek adds a real place.

Do I need headphones?

They help. The guidance is audio, so headphones or earbuds work best. You can also play it from your phone's speaker.

Is there an Android app?

Soon. Mindtrek is on iPhone now, and the Android app is on its way.

Are Treks only in New York and Los Angeles?

For now, yes, with more cities coming. Strides work anywhere you can walk. Want a Trek in your city? Tell us at hi@mindtrek.app.

Can I contribute as a wellness or health expert?

Yes, we'd love that. Guides co-create Treks and get their own profile in the app.

Interested? Reach out to hi@mindtrek.app!‍

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