Is there any watch app for cities on sidewalks while walking that vibrate for you on your watch when to make a turn ? Or is this stupid ?

[max2]

Basically a app for sidewalk instead of streets or both.

 

[Calebtt]

I don’t know of any, but I don’t think it is stupid either, would be a nice feature for visually impaired people.

 

[akash.nu]

Google maps does it if you’re following walking directions.

 

[Significant1]

Doesn't the built-in navigation do that?

 

[Apple_Robert]

Doesn't the built-in navigation do that?

I don’t think it has the haptic feedback during walking.

 

[Significant1]

I don’t think it has the haptic feedback during walking.

I haven't used for a long time, but if recall correct it does. It might have something to do, that I always have my watch on silent.

 

[DGGoingUphill]

Apple Maps does this well. Maybe you need to set to walking or transit directions when pulling up directions? Transit directions are my default and it has always worked well when walking. I have found that it fails to alert accurately in dense downtowns (Paris was the worst), but that seems to be an issue of the GPS losing sight of satellites more than an app problem.

 

[waw74]

it does do it when using walking directions.

I know I've felt it, Live in NYC, so don't drive often,

 

[mollyc]

Yep Apple Maps

 

[cdcastillo]

I don’t think it has the haptic feedback during walking.

It does. The built in maps app has what the OP wants.

 

[edhchoe]

it does already. if yours doesn't, something is wrong with yours.

 

[Momof2.1107]

It’s there. I use it every time I’m in DC since so much has changed in the 2 years since I’ve left.

 

[iamasmith]

If you aren't getting haptics then possibly you have it set to deliver quietly?

Take a walk with notifications on and when you receive one try enabling it again https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204791

IIRC the taps vary depending on it being a left turn, a right turn or arriving.

 

[iamasmith]

Oh, hey here'e the original Apple video from 2015 starting at the bit that mentions getting tapics

 

[G.McGilli]

As already mentioned Apple Maps will tap your wrist with a number of taps indicating right or left when in walking mode. You can start the navigation from the watch, or from an iPhone and it automatically syncs to the watch and starts tapping...