Over a million peaks worldwide
From the hill behind your town to the eight-thousanders, with prominence, range and official lists.
Peaks
you've been.
Every summit you've stood on, in one map. Tap once to log it — the date is optional and you can add it later.
One tap. That's it.
No forms, no photos, no confirmation. Logging a summit is the whole app, so it has to be instant.
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Find the peak
Search by name from the third letter, or spot it on the map.
- 02
Mark as Been
It turns green with a check, and it's logged for today. Another day? Set the date later.
- 03
Watch it add up
Peaks, metres climbed, your highest summit, every range. Your mountain life in numbers.
Made for people who collect summits
Works without signal
Mark a peak on the summit with no coverage. It syncs on its own when you're back.
A wishlist of peaks
Star the ones you still want to climb and see them in blue on your map.
Share your map
A card with your peaks and numbers, ready for your stories.
Coming next
Import a route, get every peak on it
Bring in the route from your watch or app. PeakBeen finds the summits on it, with the day and the side you went up, and logs them all in one tap.
From any watch or app
GPX or FIT files from Garmin, Suunto, COROS, Polar, komoot and more.
The side you went up
“Up the north-east side · down the south-east side”, or along the ridge from the next peak. Same mountain, a different climb.
It stays on your phone
Your route never leaves it. To find the peaks, we only ask for the map squares it crosses.
Not another tracking app
PeakBeen doesn't plan your outings, navigate or rank you against anyone. It keeps what you've stood on, and that's enough.
Be there on day one
PeakBeen launches on iPhone soon. Leave your email and we'll tell you when it's out.