PeakFinder

Solves a lot of debates about which peak is which. Excellent thing to have in the bush.

Great for helping me document my own hikes, and makes me feel safer by translating information on map/GPS into the real world

I use this in real life and with Microsoft Flight Simulator as I fly along the Himalayan region. It has given me profound knowledge regarding the names and various contours of mountains and over all landscape from many angles.

This is an exceptionally well executed app, essential for bushwalkers, travellers and anyone who looks at a mountain and asks “I wonder what the name of that is?”, “I wonder how high that peak is”. It works as it should. Unlike most apps in this genre it is pay once, there are no in app charges. I had an issue with saving annotated photos, the developer was very responsive and cleared it up. If only all apps were like this

Makes it easy to identify any mountain peaks from any viewpoint in the world!

Sometimes good but misses some mountains 😞

If you love alpine adventuring, PeakFinder really is one of the best apps you’ll get gold of. Great navigation and discovery tool and a unique photo album.

A very simple and easy to use app. A small map download covers most of southern Australia. This App should win Apple’s design award. It takes a reasonably complicated tool and makes it so simple and elegant. The care and attention to detail is extraordinary.

Good app once you get used to it.Sometimes it has trouble finding the peak you are pointing at but reorienting compass cures that,

This is a beautiful app that does exactly what it says. The interface is clean and simple, and the other functionality and options are easy to identify and understand. Of all the apps I’ve downloaded over the years this would be my favourite, an example of how to create a specialising but solid tool/reference/entertainment with great aesthetics and excellent usability. This is money well spent, a credit to the developer.