A new application called Exod, launched in mid-August 2026 in Montpellier, aims to combine walking with the preservation of heritage. The app, developed by a team of about ten people, allows users to convert their steps into money, which is then donated to previously selected heritage restoration projects. The idea behind Exod is to encourage physical activity while also contributing to the conservation of cultural landmarks. As users walk, the app tracks their steps and calculates a small monetary value based on the distance covered. This amount is then automatically transferred to designated heritage restoration efforts, such as the repair of historic buildings or the preservation of archaeological sites. Montpellier, known for its rich historical architecture and cultural heritage, serves as an ideal location for the app's launch. The city has been actively working to restore and maintain its historic sites, making it a fitting environment for an initiative that connects modern technology with traditional preservation efforts. The developers of Exod hope that the app will not only raise funds for heritage projects but also raise awareness about the importance of cultural preservation. By turning everyday walks into acts of support for historical sites, the app seeks to engage a broader audience in the effort to protect and maintain the world's cultural heritage.