Sleep where pilgrims sleep
Every Stage ends in a real overnight town. Reach it and its Sello lands in your Credencial, dated the day you got there. No bunk beds, no snoring.
We have Camino at home.
Your everyday walks carry you along a real Camino de Santiago, town by town, Sello by Sello. No flights, no blisters, no packing.
Coming soon to the App Store
iPhone · Free · The whole Camino Francés included
Set off in a minute. Then just live your life.
Connect Apple Health
Camino at Home reads the walking, running and wheelchair distance your iPhone and Apple Watch already count. Cycling too, at half, if you want it.
Pick your Camino
Start in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port today, or up to a week back. The kilometres you have already walked carry you along before you even begin.
Walk the way you always do
No logging, no streaks, no guilt. The dog walk, the commute and the long way to the bakery move you on, and each morning you know which town you woke up in.
The real Camino, one ordinary day at a time.
The whole route, mapped for real
The path comes from OpenStreetMap and the Stages from the towns pilgrims actually stop in. Zoom in and see exactly where today's walk has put you.
Bike days count too
Pilgrims on bikes ride twice as far for their Compostela, so a kilometre in the saddle counts as half a kilometre on foot. It is off until you switch it on.
Arrive in Santiago
The last Sello is the cathedral. Share the poster, keep the Credencial, and pick the next road when you are ready. A morning note and a home-screen widget keep you company on the way.
Walk the whole Francés free. Pay once if you want more roads.
Free
Camino Francés
780 km · 33 Stages · every Sello, the widget, morning notes and sharing
Not a trial and not a demo: the full app on the most walked Camino. Walk all the way to Santiago before you spend a cent.
€14.99 once
Pilgrim Pass
14 more Caminos to Santiago, 119 to 1,183 km each
- Portuguese Way240 km
- Portuguese Coastal Way271 km
- Northern Way822 km
- English Way119 km
- Primitive Way311 km
- Vía de la Plata970 km
- Portuguese Way from Lisbon606 km
- Camino del Salvador431 km
- Winter Way264 km
- Mozarabic Way1,183 km
- Southern Way from Huelva1,020 km
- Aragonese Way851 km
- Basque Inland Way754 km
- Baztan Way826 km
One purchase unlocks them all, and you can restore it on every iPhone signed in to your Apple Account.
Price in Germany; the App Store shows the price for your country.
Your kilometres stay on your phone.
Camino at Home reads distance from Apple Health and keeps it on this iPhone. No account, no server of ours, no ads, no tracking. iCloud only remembers which Camino you chose, so a new phone can pick up where you left off.
Read the privacy policyQuestions pilgrims ask
I don't walk much. Is it for me?
Yes. A slow week is still a week on the Camino, and rest days are part of the path. There are no streaks to lose.
Is it the real route?
Yes. The geometry comes from OpenStreetMap and the Stages follow the overnight towns pilgrims use, so every number on screen is a real place.
Does my Apple Watch count?
Anything that writes walking, running or wheelchair distance to Apple Health counts: your iPhone, your Apple Watch and most fitness apps.
What about cycling?
Off by default. Switch it on and each kilometre on the bike counts as half a kilometre on foot, from that day on.
What does it cost?
The app and the Camino Francés are free. The Pilgrim Pass, which unlocks the other Caminos, is a one-time purchase.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. Camino at Home is for iPhone.
Buen Camino!
Your first Stage starts with your next walk, and the last seven days already count.
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