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Movement triggers discovery
Using your location, species and rewards only appear when you actually move through parks, country trails and the waterfront. Walk to discover — and earn items to raise your pet.
No pressure — just walk & feed your pet.
WalkMate tackles two pressing issues in Hong Kong — and turns them into a daily adventure.
Screens keep kids indoors. WalkMate makes the real reward live outside — every step in the real world powers the game.
Hong Kong's hillsides and coasts are full of native birds, plants, marine life and insects. WalkMate helps students rediscover and care about them.
An outdoor-exploration & biodiversity-collection app, made for Hong Kong students.
Using your location, species and rewards only appear when you actually move through parks, country trails and the waterfront. Walk to discover — and earn items to raise your pet.
Enter a real ecological zone and your field guide unlocks the local species — backed by a Hong Kong biodiversity database. Play and learn your way to becoming a little naturalist.
No dry data dumps — just adorable pets, collectible cards and badges. It builds a sense of achievement and a walking habit, never competitive pressure.
Themed walks across Hong Kong's nature and urban landscapes — like the 2 km Pak Shek Kok Promenade, home to 10+ species.
Reach a checkpoint, snap a retro polaroid, and unlock mystery items and collectible cards.
Steps become energy. Hatch, feed and customize a pixel pet that grows with your walking habit.
Capture digital versions of native birds, plants, marine life and insects — one walk at a time.
A friendly companion shares nature facts, exploration tips and a weather-aware nudge to head out.
Add classmates by code or QR, share a friendly feed, and climb school-wide rankings together.
Students can build their own hiking routes and set exploration points for others to discover. A creator-points system rewards routes that classmates explore the most — nurturing community leadership and creativity, not just kilometres.
Four categories of Hong Kong biodiversity to discover, one walk at a time.
A project bridging digital play and ESG education, in partnership with local schools.
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