Journeys are detected automatically
On foot, by bike or by car — Vumble recognises how you travelled, in the background. No start button, no manual entry.
Vumble recognises your everyday journeys and turns them into two numbers: the CO₂ you save compared to driving, and the calories you actively burn along the way. Your Vumble responds to both.
Coming soon — Vumble is on its way to the stores.
Nothing to start, nothing to log. Vumble runs quietly in the background and speaks up when there's something to celebrate.
On foot, by bike or by car — Vumble recognises how you travelled, in the background. No start button, no manual entry.
The CO₂ you saved compared to covering the same distance by car — and the calories you actively burned doing it.
The more you move, the livelier your Vumble becomes. It celebrates with you — and waits patiently when there's less going on.
1.24kg CO₂
saved this week — compared to driving
2,140kcal
actively burned — estimated using MET values
Example values, for illustration.
No wall of charts, no lectures. Just what matters — and a Vumble that's rooting for you.
The levels aren't a verdict. They simply show how much momentum your everyday life has right now.
One thing matters: when you move less, Vumble is simply tired. Not sad, not unwell, not disappointed. It waits — and it's glad when you get going again.
Vumble turns your numbers into a finished graphic — sized for a story, a chat or a feed. One tap, done.
That's not a promise, it's how the app is built. There simply is nowhere for anything to go.
Vumble has no backend. Your journeys, numbers and streaks live only on your phone.
No sign-up, no email, no password. Install the app and get going.
On Android the app doesn't hold the internet permission at all. It cannot send anything — not even by accident.
No tracking, no analytics, no advertising IDs. This website loads nothing from third-party servers either — which is why there's no cookie banner here.
Read the privacy policyVumble doesn't invent values. Both numbers rest on publicly documented foundations.
The reference is the same distance travelled by car. The emission factors come from the German Environment Agency.
Energy expenditure is estimated using MET values — the established measure of physical activity intensity, combined with duration and type of movement.