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An iPhone peak-bagging tracker and public mountain guide. Log ascents, save routes, and browse peaks, protected areas, and curated lists.
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Sports & fitnessTypeScript · PLpgSQLGitHub @jhmacdonOnlineOwner unconfirmed
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Peaks is an iPhone peak-bagging tracker and public mountain guide with routes, lists, and trip reports.
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Read the full README ↗Peaks is a free-to-download iPhone peak-bagging tracker and public mountain guide. It helps hikers plan routes, record ascents, follow peak lists, and share useful trip reports.
As of August 23, 2026, the Peaks catalog held 82,977 mountain destinations, 3,869 protected areas, 15,447 routes, and 25 curated lists. Those figures come from the production catalog; live totals may rise as the guide grows.
For a plain product overview, read Peak-bagging app for iPhone.
This public repository holds the Peaks web app, catalog API, Firebase functions, database migrations, and support tools. The web app lives in web, the PostgreSQL API in cloud-sql/api, and Firebase functions in functions.