How-to · Android · v1.1.1

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Five things Waykeep actually does, in the order you meet them: start a recording, drop a marker, read the numbers, understand the map, and render a share image. Every screenshot is taken from the app, not drawn.

1. 01 · ≈ 5 minutes · 6 steps

   

   Record your first activity

   From a downloaded APK to a saved track in the feed. This is the shortest path through the app, using only the controls you see on screen.

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2. 02 · ≈ 1 minute · 4 steps

   

   Mark a moment mid-run

   A marker is a point on the track with a name and, if you want, a photo. It takes about twenty seconds and does not interrupt recording.

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3. 03 · ≈ 4 minutes · 5 steps

   

   Read your stats and splits

   Every saved track opens on the same four tabs: Stats, Intervals, Chart, Map. Here is what each one actually shows, and which figures are easy to misread.

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4. 04 · ≈ 3 minutes · 5 steps

   Use the map and offline mode

   The map has two basemaps, a cache and an offline switch. It is a map of where you went, not a navigation app.

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5. 05 · ≈ 2 minutes · 4 steps

   

   Share an activity image

   The share editor turns a saved track into a square, feed or story image. Rendering happens on the phone; nothing is uploaded to make it.

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