PeakDork — track every summit

A native iOS app for summit chasers. Log every climb, save peaks for later, plan your next, and write trip reports, all from your phone.

What you can do today

PeakDork ships with the core toolkit for chasing summits. Track climbs, save peaks for later, and share what you find.

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Log Every Climb

Mark every summit, attempt, or visit. Add a date, weather, notes, your difficulty rating, and photos straight from camera or library.

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Browse 86,000+ Peaks

Search the full catalog of named peaks across the United States. Sort by elevation, name, or distance from where you are right now.

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Save & Plan

Bookmark peaks you want to climb. Schedule planned climbs with a date so the next one is always at your fingertips.

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Trip Reports

Write up a climb in detail. Conditions, route notes, what you would do differently. Share it on the peak's page for the next person.

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Photo Galleries

Attach photos to every climb. Each peak has its own gallery so you can see how the mountain looks across seasons.

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Profile & Stats

Your activity, total elevation gained, summits this year, and your highest peak. All on one screen, with your library safely synced and ready when you switch phones.

Take a look

Scroll sideways to flip through the app.

PeakDork iPhone screenshot — the home screen, with quick actions to log a summit or plan a peak, recent-update counts, featured peaks and hiking news
PeakDork iPhone screenshot — the detail page for Ontario Peak, showing elevation, summit count, photos, recent check-ins and trip reports
PeakDork iPhone screenshot — a summit photo open full screen in the photo viewer
PeakDork iPhone screenshot — the Explore tab, browsing named peaks as map cards with their elevations
PeakDork iPhone screenshot — the full-screen map, with clustered peak pins across the Sierra Nevada and Owens Valley
PeakDork iPhone screenshot — the Activity tab, showing summit stats, total elevation gained, a map of your summits and your trip reports
PeakDork iPhone screenshot — a grid gallery of summit photos from past climbs