Flaneur is a mindful walking app. Say what you see as you walk, and turn your walk into a postcard to share.
Four steps. Never in a rush.
Start a walk and talk out loud to your phone. Or put your AirPods in and pocket the phone. No route to follow, no distance to beat.
Share what you see. A tree, a car, a crack in a wall, a pebble on the ground.
One button asks one small question to help you notice even more.
At the end, the walk becomes a postcard in a style you choose. Keep it, save it to Photos, or share it with others.
No distance, no time to beat. Just a walk, painted in the style you choose, to keep or to send. Like the game of Telephone, the walk gets passed along: to your eye, to your words, to the painter. The postcard is what arrives, and it's worth comparing with where it started.




After that, buy a few credits, or bring your own key. Walking and keeping the notes never costs anything.
No key, no subscription. Three free to start, then buy a few and use them whenever.
For people who would rather pay Google directly: paste your own Gemini API key and paint as many as you like. We add no margin.
It listens while a walk is running, because that's the point. Your walks stay on your phone. What you said leaves it only when you paint a postcard, and, if your iPhone can't recognise speech on-device, to Apple's speech service. The privacy page lists everything that ever leaves the phone.
No. Plenty of walks are silent ones; the postcard is painted from whatever you did say.
No. You can also buy credits through the app after the first three free ones.
Flaneur doesn't track your location. There's no map, no pace, no streak to protect. Wander badly on purpose.
Soon on the App Store, for iPhone. The voice companion will be free, so you can try it on the way home the evening it lands.
As long or short as you need it to be.
Yes. With headphones that have a mic, lock the phone and pocket it; Flaneur keeps listening. Without them, keep the phone out and near you.
Please do: hello@paintedwalks.com. A bug, an idea, or a walk you want to tell me about.