The app that gets you out the door on a Saturday.
Every Munro, Corbett, Graham, Wainwright and Hewitt in Britain and Ireland —
1,391 hills, honestly graded, on one terrain map. Pick your level and how far
you'll drive. The app shows the ones within reach that won't bite.
Written by someone who was a beginner recently enough to remember it. No
fluff, no listicles pretending every hill is amazing, no "moderately challenging" ambiguity — just an honest word about what the walk is actually
like.
WHAT IT DOES
• Find your next hill in a few taps. Pick beginner, building or bagging,
choose a drive range, get the hills in reach.
• Grade honestly. Beginner, Average, Difficult, Tough. If a hill is a scramble
or a navigation day, we say so.
• Track your walk. Private GPS trace, gold star for the summit, saves to your
log.
• Or just walk it. Same map + summit countdown, saves nothing — for the days you don't want a record.
• Notes as you go. Drop a text note anywhere on the trail. Boggy patch, fence
to hop, brilliant view. Remember it for next time.
• Already been up a few? Tick them off from memory. No GPS trace to fake, no dates required. Your tally and star map light up straight away. Import a CSV if you keep a spreadsheet.
• Every summit a gold star. Watch your map of Britain and Ireland fill up over
the years.
• Baggers. Add walking mates by handle. See each other on the map at your
latest summit. Share a route so a friend can follow your line up a hill they've never done.
• Weather warnings. Opt-in warnings tuned for what actually matters on a
Scottish hill — summit wind, cloud on the tops, freezing level, heavy rain in
the next few hours.
• Private by default. Every walk stays on your phone. No ads, no tracking, no third parties. Sign in only if you want cross-device sync or Baggers.
THE PROMISE
Your walks stay on your phone. No adverts. No telemetry. No third parties.
Works without an account.
Hill list from the Database of British and Irish Hills, used under a Creative
Commons Attribution licence.
Made in Moray.
Every Munro, Corbett, Graham, Wainwright and Hewitt — honestly graded.