Highcamp: Summit Log & Climbs

Highcamp is the mountaineer's companion: a summit log that fills itself, peak lists to work through, an ascent planner that respects altitude, and a safety check-in for the way home.

SUMMIT LOG • Stand on a peak and Highcamp logs it by itself — name, height, date and time • Add summits by hand, with notes, from anywhere • Season stats: summits, highest point, this year

PEAK LISTS & BADGES • Great peaks of Türkiye, European classics and the Seven Summits • See your progress and tick off peaks as you climb them • Earn badges: first summit, 2000 / 3000 / 4000 / 5000 m clubs, early riser, four seasons and more

ASCENT PLANNER • Pick a peak and get a day-by-day plan: approach, move up, rest days and summit day • Above 3000 m it raises your sleeping altitude by at most 500 m a day and adds a rest day after every 1000 m • Altitude profile of the whole trip • Gear checklists for day hikes, alpine summits, glacier climbs, winter ascents and expeditions

COME HOME SAFE • Safety check-in: set a back-by time and a contact; if you are not back, Highcamp reminds you and helps you text your position • Turnaround time with alerts, barometric altimeter and storm warning • Emergency screen with your position to read out or share

MOUNTAIN MAPS, OFFLINE • Save an area once: topo map, terrain, peaks, huts, water and trails work with no signal • Peak Finder: point the camera at the mountains to name every summit • 3D terrain with your route and a fly-over video • Routes that follow real paths, with distance, climb and walking time • Slope shading for avalanche terrain, contours and waymarked trails

PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no ads, no tracking. Your summits and plans stay on your iPhone.

Highcamp is a planning and navigation aid, not a certified navigation device. Ascent plans follow general guidelines and are not medical advice. Always carry a map and compass and judge the conditions yourself. Weather data: MET Norway, CC BY 4.0. Continued use of GPS in the background can decrease battery life.

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