Amble

Terms of Service

Terms of Service

Last updated: 10 May 2026

These are the terms of using Amble. They're short. By installing or using the app, you agree to them.

What Amble does

Amble suggests walking routes and tracks the walks you take. It's a tool to help you find a nice walk. It is not a navigation system, not a safety device, and not a substitute for paying attention to where you are.

Use it sensibly

Walking routes that Amble suggests are computed from public OpenStreetMap data, which is mapped by volunteers and is not guaranteed to be accurate or up-to-date. Streets, paths, and crossings change. Amble does its best to prefer safe, walkable paths, but:

• Always look where you're walking. Don't follow the screen blindly. A route may show a path that's been closed, fenced off, flooded, or never existed in the form OSM mapped it.
• Stay aware of traffic. Amble tries to avoid main-road crossings, but it can't guarantee none exist on your route.
• Don't walk alone in unsafe areas. Amble doesn't know whether a neighbourhood is safe at the time you're walking. Use your judgement.
• Watch the weather. Amble shows weather but isn't a forecasting service.
• Walking after dark: even with Lit-Path Mode, OpenStreetMap's lighting data is incomplete. Some "lit" streets in the data may have broken lamps. Wear hi-vis if you're worried.

You take responsibility for your own walk.

What you can do with Amble

You can:

• Use the app for personal, non-commercial walking
• Save and export your walks as GPX files for your own use
• Import GPX files into other apps you own (e.g. Apple Watch, fitness apps)

You can't:

• Reverse-engineer, decompile, or modify the app
• Resell, sublicense, or redistribute the app or its data
• Use Amble to scrape OpenStreetMap data at scale (rate limits apply at the OSM/Overpass level anyway)
• Use Amble for emergency response, military operations, or other safety-critical purposes — it isn't designed for them

Your walks belong to you

The walks, photos, and ratings you create in Amble are yours. We don't claim any ownership or licence over them. You can export them at any time via GPX export or by deleting the app (which removes our local copy and, when sign-in is enabled, our cloud copy too within 30 days).

The app is provided as-is

Amble is provided without warranty of any kind. We don't promise that:

• The app will always work
• Routes will always be accurate
• Your data will never be lost (back up your saved walks if you can't bear to lose them — sign-in adds a cloud backup when launched)
• Network-dependent features (routing, lighting maps, weather) will always be available — they depend on third-party services we don't control

To the maximum extent allowed by law, we're not liable for any harm, injury, or loss from using the app, including but not limited to: getting lost, getting hurt while walking, missing an appointment because a route estimate was off, or losing your saved walks due to a phone problem.

Things that might change

These terms can change. If they change in a way that affects you, the next time you open the app you'll see a brief notice. Continued use after that counts as accepting the new terms.

How to leave

You can stop using Amble at any time by deleting it from your phone. If you want us to wipe any cloud-stored data we hold (when sign-in is enabled), email support@amble.fit and we'll do it within 30 days.

Where to complain

If something's wrong, email support@amble.fit. We'll respond within a few working days.

If we can't sort it out, this agreement is governed by the laws of England and Wales, and any unresolved dispute is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.