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Trailbiner is a simple trail register for day hikers who want a lightweight record of local outings. The app presents saved hikes as tan register cards clipped along a rope rail on a weathered trailhead board, making each entry feel like a small note from the trail. From the Board tab you can quickly review your total number of hikes, your total distance in kilometers, and the three most recent trail cards. The Trail Log tab shows every saved hike in order from newest to oldest and gives you easy access to edit or delete any entry. Use the Add Hike tab to fill out a blank register card with the trail name, distance in kilometers, current trail conditions, and an optional note. When you save a hike, the card is stored locally on your device and immediately appears in your log and dashboard. The Search tab lets you filter your existing entries by trail name or notes, which is useful when you want to recall a specific route or sighting. Trailbiner keeps your hike data stored locally on your device, so you can record and review entries without needing a connection while you are out. You can add a new hike, review saved details, edit entries when conditions change, and delete cards you no longer want. Recording notes like dry, muddy, snowy, or overgrown conditions gives you useful context for future visits. The dashboard counters provide a quick snapshot of your activity, while the recent cards remind you where you have been lately. The four bottom tabs keep the board, log, add hike, and search screens within easy reach, and the accessible contrast helps you read entries in bright outdoor light. Trailbiner is made for solo hikers and weekend trail users who want a focused log without maps, social feeds, or complex tracking tools. It turns each completed outing into a simple, satisfying record that you can revisit at any time.