Summit

Track the peaks you've climbed

I built Summit for people chasing the big lists without handing their climbing history to a cloud service. You pick a peak - from the curated catalog, or by searching a bundled database of more than 500,000 summits - log the date you stood on it, and it gets pinned to a 3D globe you can spin. The app keeps a climbing log with notes, difficulty ratings, and photos, and shows exactly where you stand on the Seven Summits and the 50 US state high points. Denali counts toward both. Set a goal and watch it fill. Everything lives on your phone, there's no account to make, and nothing but the App Store is ever contacted.

For Mountaineers · Peak-baggers · State high-pointers
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57-peak curated catalog
500k peaks, fully offline
100% on-device
Features · 006

Everything it does, nothing it doesn't.

Small on purpose. Each feature earned its place by solving something real.

01

Pick a peak, log a climb

A curated catalog of 57 peaks with elevations and locations, plus offline search across more than 500,000 mountains worldwide. Set a summit date, difficulty, and notes, or leave them blank.

02

Spin a 3D globe

Every country you've climbed in lights up on a Metal-rendered globe, with a flat map view if you prefer 2D.

03

Two legendary challenges

The Seven Summits, with progress counted by continent, and all 50 US state high points - with Denali counting toward both.

04

Set a goal, watch it fill

Pick a preset or build your own target: any peak, an elevation floor, or a challenge list, with an optional deadline. It takes over the home screen and rides along in the widget.

05

Climbing log and stats

A dated summit register you can search, plus progress rings for peaks, continents, and states climbed.

06

Summit memories

Attach photos and notes to a climb so each entry is more than a dot on a map.

Your mountains, lit up

Every summit becomes a glowing region on a globe you can spin.

Summit renders your climbs on a real 3D globe instead of a static checklist. Switch between country and state detail, or drop to a flat map. Free includes the clean Atlas style; Pro adds six more textured and colored styles.

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Private by default

Your climbing history never leaves your phone.

Climbs, notes, and photos are stored locally on your device. There's no account and no server, and the peak catalog ships inside the app - so the whole thing works on a ridgeline with no signal.

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Pricing

Free to start. Pro when you need it.

Try it free for as long as you like. Pro is a fair, upfront price - no ads, no upsells inside the app.

Free
$0
  • Unlimited climbs with notes and difficulty ratings
  • Peak search across the full bundled database
  • 3D globe and flat map in the Atlas style
  • Full challenge stats and progress rings
  • Climbing log with search
  • Goal presets - Seven Summits, 50 US High Points, Five 14ers
Pro
Everything in Free
$4.99/mo
  • Add photos to your climbs
  • All six premium globe and map styles
  • State-level map detail
  • Home screen widgets
  • Custom goals - your own target, criterion, and deadline
  • 7-day free trial
Questions

The things people ask.

Yes. Everything is stored on your device. There's no account, no sign-in, and no Summit server. The peak catalog is bundled with the app, so searching it doesn't phone home either.

$4.99/month or $39.99/year, each starting with a 7-day free trial. Cancel any time in your App Store settings. An earlier one-time lifetime unlock is no longer sold, but anyone who bought it keeps Pro forever.

Yes - fully. The globe, stats, log, curated catalog, and the full peak search database are all bundled in the app. Nothing but the App Store is ever contacted.

Yes. Your subscription is tied to your Apple ID, so it restores on reinstalls and new devices. There's a Restore Purchases button in Settings under Billing.

No - Summit is iPhone only, on iOS 18.6 or later. There's no iPad or Watch app planned for 1.0.

Not yet. Your data is stored locally on device, and export and import are on the roadmap rather than in version 1.0.

Summit is on the App Store.

Summit is an offline-first climbing tracker. Log the peaks you've stood on - from a curated catalog of 57 or from half a million mountains bundled into the app - and watch them light up on a 3D globe.

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