About this plugin
Walk Score doesn’t cover Europe, so the Walk Score box in many property themes stays empty for a European listing. Walkably fills that gap. Each listing gets a walkability score from 0 to 100, free, with no account and no API key.
We build the score from OpenStreetMap data. Most of it (60%) measures how close eight daily needs, from groceries to public transport, are on foot. The rest (40%) rates the streets you walk along.
Covers 31 European countries.
- The score can appear inside the Walk Score box of Houzez, WP Residence or RealHomes once you turn that option on.
- In any other theme, the [walkably_score] shortcode places it where you want.
- Scores are saved in your own database, so a visitor opening a listing triggers no outside call.
- You can add a link to the listing’s spot on the Walkably map, and a short credit line that links to Walkably and OpenStreetMap.
We wrote the theme support from each theme’s published code. Before it fills a box, the plugin reads your theme’s files to check the box can be filled safely. If that check fails, the box is left to the theme and the shortcode keeps working.
Walk Score is a trademark of Redfin. Walkably isn’t connected to Walk Score or Redfin.
External services
org/mcp. It sends the latitude and longitude of each published listing, rounded to about 1 metre, with the plugin version in the request header. The service sees your server’s internet address, as with any web request.
org”. From then on, the plugin sends all published listings once, then any listing you save with a new map spot. It repeats each listing every 30 days.
If a call fails, the plugin tries that listing again later. A site with many listings can take several days to get all its scores. If Walkably later has no score for a spot that had one, the plugin keeps the old score and removes it only if the answer repeats on later checks.
Your visitors’ browsers never contact Walkably. org only by clicking the map link, if you turn it on.
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