AR peak identification
Use the iPhone camera view to understand the peaks in front of you when location and sensor context are available.
Summit journal app
Epicrest keeps your mountain record close to the places that created it. Log summits, attach notes to peak context, and keep your journal private instead of turning every trip into a public post.
Field context
Use the iPhone camera view to understand the peaks in front of you when location and sensor context are available.
Browse nearby summits, elevation, prominence, weather, and route context from the map before you commit to a plan.
Download regional peak data before a trip so useful context remains available when service is limited.
Keep summit notes on device, with optional private iCloud sync. Epicrest does not use server-side photo storage for journals.
A summit entry can capture the peak, date, route context, and notes that matter to you. The journal is designed for memory and progress, not for public ranking or social pressure.
Because Epicrest also handles AR peak identification and map discovery, a log can sit beside the same peak data you used while researching or recognizing the summit.
Journal photos live on your device and can sync through your private iCloud if you enable it. Epicrest does not use backend photo storage for private summit journals.
FAQ
No. Epicrest is designed around a private summit journal rather than a public social feed.
Photos can sync through the user's private iCloud when that option is enabled. They are not stored as backend photo data by Epicrest.
Yes. Epicrest supports peak logs that are connected to a peak even when no route is selected.
Epicrest for iPhone
Use Epicrest for AR peak identification, map-based discovery, weather context, offline peak packs, and a private summit journal.
Find Epicrest on the App Store