Track how much you climbed today — elevation gain, and nothing else.

Features

• 01

  One number that matters

  Press start, walk, cycle or hike, press stop. You get your elevation gain for that session — the total height you climbed — with no speed, pace or heart rate to distract from it.

• 02

  Barometer when you have one

  On devices with a barometric altimeter, PeakGainLog uses it for a far steadier reading than GPS alone. Devices without one fall back to GPS altitude automatically, and every record shows which method was used.

• 03

  A full picture of each climb

  Every session keeps its elevation gain, highest point reached, duration, distance and an elevation graph, so you can see exactly where the climbing happened.

• 04

  Add a place and a note

  Type in where you were and how it went — no automatic location lookup, just your own words attached to the record.

• 05

  Export a report

  Turn any session into a PDF or text report you can save or share, complete with the elevation chart and your notes.

• 06

  Weekly and monthly trends

  See your cumulative elevation gain by week and by month, so you can watch your climbing add up over time.

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