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Faster Getting There data
Improving how roads, trails, and approach routes are cached so peak detail screens load quickly from Epicrest infrastructure whenever possible.
Last updated April 27, 2026
Roadmap
This roadmap is directional, not a promise of exact dates or final scope. It is shaped by product research, internal planning, and user feedback.
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Better peak data coverage
Expanding and validating regional peak packs and route packs so more areas work well before users need them in the field.
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Better AR alignment
Improving how the camera view lines up with real ridgelines, especially in canyons and cliff terrain where a single summit point is not always the right visual anchor.
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Richer peak and route detail
More information about approach roads, trail surfaces, seasonal access, fees, permits, distance, elevation gain, and data confidence.
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Route planning and navigation
Planned work includes route geometry, saved routes, GPX export, and field-friendly navigation cues that help users stay oriented.
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Social sharing
Optional summit cards and selected journal moments that can be shared directly from Epicrest without turning the app into a public feed.
Later
More outdoor places
Potential expansion beyond summits to canyons, gorges, valleys, lakes, parks, scenic viewpoints, and other notable outdoor places.
Later
Apple Watch
A companion Watch app for quick summit stats, bearing, route progress, and field-friendly navigation cues.
Later
Garmin workflows
Evaluation starts with reliable GPX export and may expand if official integration proves practical.
Always improving
Offline, safety context, and the feedback loop stay active.
Epicrest will keep improving map layers, weather context, route warnings, offline planning tools, and feedback workflows. Feature requests and issue reports help decide what moves up the roadmap.