Kadam app
Kadam means step. The app counts yours, adds them to the worldwide total and walks you through the six days.
Every step, counted together
Kadam means "step" in Punjabi. It is the free app we are building so that the Worldwide Step Counter can finally count real steps, from everyone, as they happen. Open it during the six days of the walk and your steps join the sangat's total without you doing anything else.
What Kadam will do
- Count your walk automatically. Kadam reads the step counter already in your phone, through Health Connect on Android and Apple Health on iPhone. No wearable needed.
- Add your steps to the worldwide total in real time. Watch the counter climb as families, Gurdwaras and cities across the world walk at the same time.
- Daily reflections. A short reading for each of the six days, from Chamkaur Sahib to the Jaikaras of 27 December, to read before or after you walk.
- Walk with your group. Create a group for your Gurdwara, family or friends and see your combined steps.
- Share cards for Instagram. One tap turns today's walk into a card with the hashtag already on it.
Made by the people who started the walk
Kadam is built by the Walk4Sahibzaade team, not by an advertising company. It is free, has no adverts and no in-app purchases, and it will stay that way. It is coming to both iOS and Android, and we are working to have it ready before the walk in December.
Privacy by design
Kadam keeps data to a minimum. Steps are counted on your phone and only the daily total is shared. You can use the app without an account, your location is never collected, and nothing is sold or shared with anyone. Younger walkers will use a version with parental consent built in. The full privacy notice for the app will be published before launch.
Be first to know
Join the waitlist and you will get exactly one email from us when Kadam is ready to download. Nothing else, unless you ask for it.

One email when it launches
Tell us where to send the link. We send one message at launch and nothing else unless you ask.