Crimson Ridge

Crimson Ridge is an offline 📴 peak-bagging journal. Every mountain you stand on gets a card of its own, and the app 📱 keeps the record — no account, no sign-up, nothing leaves the phone.

LOG EVERY SUMMIT 📝
Capture each climb as you would in a paper logbook, only with the numbers 🔢 kept straight: the peak and its elevation, the date you climbed it, the range it belongs to, how much you gained on the day, how long you were on the mountain, and the grade — walk-up, class 2, class 3, class 4, class 5 or alpine. Add the route 🧭 you took and your own notes 📝, and attach a photo 📸 so the day has a face.

SEE WHERE YOU STAND 👀
The home screen opens on your latest ascent and three running totals: summits logged, metres climbed and ranges visited. Below it, every climb in order, each with its grade on the badge, so a season reads at a glance.

WORK THROUGH THE LISTS
Curated collections give you something to chase — the Elk Mountains, the Colorado 14ers, the World Classics — each with a completion ring that fills as you tick summits off. Open a list 📋 to see 👀 every peak in it and how far you have got.

READ YOUR SEASON
The stats page turns the log 📝 into a picture: a month 🗓️-by-month bar chart 📊 of when you actually climb, your personal bests — highest summit, biggest gain, longest day on the mountain, best streak 🔥 of consecutive weeks — and a difficulty pyramid showing how your climbs spread across the grades.

KEEP THE TROPHY
Any ascent can be saved to your gallery 🖼️ as a trophy card: the peak, its height, the date and the grade, laid out and ready to keep or share 🤝.

MADE FOR THE HILL
Metres or feet, whichever you think in. A difficulty 📏 guide that explains what each grade actually means. Your routes and your full history ⏳, both a tap 👆 away. Motion can be turned down if you prefer it still.

Everything is computed and kept on this device 📱. There is nothing to sign in to and nothing to sync.