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You've gone further than you think.

Gone This Far™ adds up every run, ride, swim, hike, and walk in Apple Health, then shows you how far that really is: around the globe, toward the Moon, and every race you ran along the way.

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Free. For iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. Works with workouts from Apple Watch and any app that saves to Apple Health.

Features

Years of workouts. One big picture.

Your Apple Watch has quietly logged every mile. Gone This Far™ turns it into stats you've never seen before.

Your Globe

A 3D Earth that starts at your home city and wraps your lifetime distance around the planet as a glowing trail, colored by activity.

Distance Milestones

From the English Channel to the Moon: see which real-world journeys you've already covered and how close you are to the next one.

Race Distances, Found

Every 5K, 10K, 10 mile, half marathon, marathon, and ultra in your running history, even the ones you forgot, with personal bests.

Triathlon Finder

Swam, biked, and ran on the same day? It finds those days, including Apple Watch Multisport workouts, and spots brick runs straight off the bike.

23 Badges

Streaks, climbs, early mornings, and more. Tap any badge to see the exact workout that earned it, or how close you are.

Share Cards

Beautiful cards for Instagram Stories and posts: Lifetime, To the Moon, Around the World, Year in Review, This Month, and Personal Bests.

Inside the App

Made to be explored.

Shown with the app's built-in sample data. Yours will be even better.

Your lifetime, wrapped around the worldStarts at your home city. No location access needed.
Badges that tell the storyTap one to see the workout that earned it.
Made to shareStory and square formats, in dark or light.
In Perspective

How far have you gone?

Gone This Far™ measures your total against journeys you can picture. A few of the milestones along the way:

  1. Across the English ChannelDover to Cap Gris-Nez
    34 km21 mi
  2. The Appalachian TrailGeorgia to Maine
    3,524 km2,190 mi
  3. New York to LondonAcross the Atlantic
    5,570 km3,461 mi
  4. Around the EarthAt the equator
    40,075 km24,901 mi
  5. To the MoonAverage distance from Earth
    384,400 km238,855 mi
Privacy

Your data stays on your device.

Gone This Far™ reads your workouts from Apple Health only with your permission, does all the math on your device, and never sends your health data anywhere. There's no server to send it to.

Read the privacy policy

  • Read-onlyIt never writes to or changes your Apple Health data.
  • No routes or locationYour home city comes from your time zone, not GPS.
  • No analytics or adsNo tracking SDKs, no account, no email address.
  • "Data Not Collected"That's the App Store privacy label, and we mean it.
Our Story

We walked around the world. Together.

It started in late 2016 as a friendly steps challenge at Intersog. The first goal was 15 million steps, all of us together. We beat it, and the challenge caught on: from 9 walkers a week to more than 20.

So we aimed higher: 45 million steps, enough to walk all the way around the Earth. By October 2017 we had passed it, with more than 58 million steps logged one week at a time. The challenge kept going, and we've walked around the Earth several times over since.

Years later, a couple of Intersog enthusiasts who never stopped counting built Gone This Far™ for distance collectors everywhere: the ones who take the long way home, sneak in one more lap, and secretly want to know if they've made it to the Moon yet. It's free, with no ads and no account. If it puts a smile on your face, you can buy us a coffee or a sandwich from inside the app. We'd greatly appreciate it.

Five Intersog colleagues on stage holding gift bags; two hold up white T-shirts printed with the snail-and-globe logo
Where it all started: the step challenge awards, 2017.
The snail circling the globe on those shirts is our app icon's grandfather.

Born at

Intersog
Where it all started

The 2017 step challenge logo

Original 2017 logo: a snail with speed lines riding an orbit around the globe, the word Intersog on the orbit, and the line 45 million steps walked together
The original design
Black T-shirt with the snail logo printed in white
On the challenge T-shirt

Nine years later, the globe and its orbit became the Gone This Far™ app icon.
FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is it really free?

Yes. Every feature is free, with no ads and no subscription. There's an optional tip jar (a coffee or a sandwich for the team) if you'd like to say thanks, and every feature stays free either way.

Do I need an Apple Watch?

No. Gone This Far™ reads workouts from Apple Health, so it works with anything that saves workouts there: Apple Watch, the iPhone Fitness app, and third-party apps like Strava or Garmin Connect that sync to Health.

I use two apps. Will my workouts be counted twice?

No. When the same workout is saved by more than one app, Gone This Far™ merges the copies so your totals aren't inflated, preferring the Apple Watch recording.

What data does the app read, and where does it go?

Workouts and their distance, energy, heart-rate, and elevation statistics, and from version 1.1 your daily steps, walking distance, and active calories, read only with your permission. Everything is processed on your device and nothing is uploaded. There's no account and no server. The privacy policy has the details.

How are race times worked out?

For each run that covers a race distance, the app estimates your time at exactly that distance from the run's average pace. You can make race matching stricter or more relaxed in Settings.

Can I try it without any workouts?

Yes. Tap "Explore with Sample Data" to see every feature with a realistic seven-year demo history. Your own data is never mixed in.

Something looks wrong. How do I get help?

Visit the support page or email support@intersog.com. We read every message.

See how far you've actually gone.

Free on the App Store. Meet your lifetime in numbers.

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