**New! Challenges Part 3** Added deeper support for Peak Challenges -- curated collections of peaks for you to climb. Features over 750 Peak Challenges from around the world such as the Colorado 14ers Challenge. • Added Challenges to the Map and a toggle in Filters. • Peak list button also shows Challenges for peaks currently visible on the map. • Added Classic peaks to the map and a toggle in Filters. • Added elevation profile to trip maps. • New floating tab bar design. • Added link on peak cards to edit peak info (goes to web). • Fixed several broken map layers.

**New! Challenges Part 2** Added deeper support for Peak Challenges -- curated collections of peaks for you to climb. Features over 750 Peak Challenges from around the world such as the Colorado 14ers Challenge. • Challenges: new screens for each Challenge including info, stats, peak map and list, filters, and your progress. • Peak card: now tap the Challenges box to see list of Challenges for that peak. • Peak list card: now shows Classic, Ultra, and Challenges badges. How Challenges work: Add your climbs of included peaks to see your progress on the Challenge progress screen. his release also adds support for Rounds -- climb peaks in a Challenge multiple times. As you reach higher Rounds, your progress appears in different colors.

---New! Peak cards--- Tap a peak on the map to see: • Big peak photo + slideshow of recent photos. • Classic badge: Includes world famous peaks to country-wide and regional standouts. From famous in the mainstream to celebrated among mountain enthusiasts, these are the summits that stand above the rest. • Ultra badge: A peak with 1,500 m (4,921 ft) or more prominence. • Challenges badge: shows if the peak is included in one or more Peak Challenges, curated collections of mountains designed to encourage exploration of specific regions (full Challenges integration planned). • You badge: shows how many times you've climbed the peak. Tap to filter to your climbs of the peak. • Peak name, region and country, elevation, prominence. • Climbs. Tap to see all climbs of the peak. • Top 100 ranks in regions and countries for elevation, prominence, and climbs. ---Other updates--- • Updated to iOS 26. • Fixed bugs.

Tweaks & bug fixes to search. v1.12: • Now with FIFTY map layers (new: Andorra & South Africa topo maps) • Map shows your climbed peaks while offline. • Offline peak search. • Improved place search. • Added "See peak on map" option on peak screens (in the ... options) • Popularity filter now goes to 1000+ climbs

• Now with FIFTY map layers (new: Andorra & South Africa topo maps) • Map shows your climbed peaks while offline. • Offline peak search. • Improved place search. • Added “See peak on map” option on peak screens (in the … options) • Popularity filter now goes to 1000+ climbs

This release brings the total number of outdoor map layers to 49! • added Iceland (Landmælingar) map layer • added Norway (Kartverket) map layer • fixed France (IGN) map layer • fixed Tasmania map layer

• Fixed photo ordering in your climb logs. The order you arrange the photos before you save your log is now the order they'll be displayed. When adding or editing your log, press a photo and drag & drop it to change its order. • Much faster loading of log photos on the Latest screen (the people icon tab). • Fixed the red peak (highest on map) not appearing after a map search.

UPDATE: v1.04 adds Heads-up mode: Double-tap the Location button to rotate the map to the device’s orientation. PLUS: All of these recent improvements to make peakery easier to use when recording your trips out in the mountains: 1. Bigger stats Before, it was hard to see the stats when out in the sun in sunglasses. We made them much bigger. 2. Simpler UI Less clutter while tracking with the tab bar hidden by default. New UI prevents exiting tracking mode by accident. If you want to access the rest of the app while in tracking mode, swipe down on the stats bottom sheet. Tap the record icon (which now shows the elapsed time) to return to tracking mode. 3. Fullscreen map tracking mode Hit the Fullscreen button to see just the map.

This release makes peakery easier to use when recording your trips out in the mountains: 1. Bigger stats Before, it was hard to see the stats when out in the sun in sunglasses. We made them much bigger. 2. Simpler UI Less clutter while tracking with the tab bar hidden by default. New UI prevents exiting tracking mode by accident. If you want to access the rest of the app while in tracking mode, swipe down on the stats bottom sheet. Tap the record icon (which now shows the elapsed time) to return to tracking mode. 3. Fullscreen map tracking mode Hit the Fullscreen button to see just the map.

Maps: • Higher detail in all GPX tracks. Much better for navigation. • New design of Map filters to make them bigger and easier to use. • After search for a peak, map zooms in more to get a better sense of the area around the peak. • Fixed bug to show peaks you’ve climbed (the green peaks) in all cases. Latest climbs (people icon tab): * Loads 10x the logs in 1/20th the time. * Removed boring logs with no trip report, photos, or track. * Combined multiple logs from same trip. Tap the ‘+ n peaks’ in header to see names of the additional peaks. Saved tracks: • Added a sort to the Saved tracks. Sort by recently added (the new default), recently climbed, and name.

Offline peaks! Now peaks don't require loading when moving around the map and appear even when you're offline.

• Upgraded maps to latest version. • Fixed the map not following you when you moved around. • When tracking a climb, now puts your current track (red line) on top of any saved tracks visible on the map (blue lines). • Improved visibility of info when tap a peak on the map (for outdoor viewing). • iOS 17 improvements.

Ability to change your username and email in Settings > Account

New!  • Like and comment on logs • Save as Draft: use this option when you finish a hike and you’re not ready to upload your trip report/photos right then • More responsive vertical gain live stat (shown while tracking a climb) • Bug fixes

• New! Added 39 topo map layers from national mapping agencies around the world: Argentina (IGN - 50K), Argentina (IGN - 100K), Australia - NSW (SIX), Australia - QLD (QTopo), Australia - South Australia, Australia - TAS (LIST), Australia - VIC (VicMap), Austria (BergFex), Austria (BEV), Belgium (NGI), Canada (NRCAN), Canada - Ontario (OBM), Canada - Québec (MERN), Croatia (DGU), Czechia (ČÚZK), Finland (NLS), France (IGN), Germany (OutdoorActive), Hong Kong (LandsD), Iceland, Israel (Hiking OSM), Japan (GSI), Luxembourg (ACT), Mexico (INEGI), New Zealand (LINZ), Norway (Kartverket), Norway - Jan Mayen (NPI), Norway - Svalbard (NPI), Philippines (NAMRIA), Poland (Geoportal), Slovakia (DGU), Slovenia (ProStor), Spain (IGN), Spain - Cataluña (ICGC), Sweden (SGU), Switzerland (swisstopo), Taiwan (NLSC), United Kingdom (OS), and United States (USGS). Access these layers by tapping the Layers button on the Map and tapping the Government Topo option. • Fixed bug to make map stay centered on your location when you move around with location button active.

• New! 3D map layer for entire world • New design for Satellite Topo map layer with easier to see trails & contours across different colors of imagery • Improved design of map layers selection • Added map scale and map layer attribution logos • Fixed issue to see saved tracks when offline • Fixed crashes when a log has many photos

• Save & follow GPS tracks on the map for better routefinding navigation Load external GPX tracks onto the map to use as reference tracks to follow during your hikes. Or save & follow any track from other peakery members. Manage all your saved tracks in the new Saved tab. • Overhaul of the Terrain map design. Now features more prominent trails, clearer vegetation zones, and bathymetric data for oceans. • Added start/finish icons on all GPS tracks shown on map.

• NEW FEATURE: Quickly filter the Map to see only the peaks you've climbed or the peaks you have yet to climb. Accessible via the Filters button at the top of the Map. • Bug fixes for map crashes, uploading bar not always showing up, some GPX tracks not displaying correctly, and errors removing logs.

Bug fixes related to photo uploading. Improved map responsiveness.

**New feature**  List view. On the Map tab, tap the List button to see a list of all the peaks in the current map view. Sort the list by Most climbs, Elevation, Prominence, Name, You Climbed, and You Unclimbed. Tap any peak to see all of its logs with photos, GPS tracks, and trip reports.

• Added quick way to log a climb of a peak from its peak screen (tap the ...) • Changed default map to Terrain • After grant location permission the map now zooms in to your location • Tweaks to sharing and editing logs • Formatting tweaks for iPad