Log the summit. Plan the next one.
All offline.
Ridgebook is a peak-bagging logbook for hikers working through a list — the Adirondack 46, a regional classic, or one you build yourself — over seasons and years. Everything runs on your device. No account, no ads, no tracking.
Everything a peak-bagging log should do
Works With No Signal
Everything runs on your device. There's no account, no server, and no sync: logging a summit at 4,000 feet with zero bars works exactly like logging one at home.
Track Every List, Your Way
Start with the preloaded Adirondack 46 High Peaks, or build unlimited custom lists. A progress ring and elevation bar show how far you've gotten through each one.
Log What Actually Happened
Record the date, route, conditions, elevation gained, distance, companions, and notes for every summit. Attach photos from your library — climb the same peak again next season and every log stands on its own.
Plan Your Next Climb
Flag any unclimbed peak as a planned objective with a target date, see every objective across every list in one place, and get a one-time reminder on the morning you're set to go.
See the Whole Picture
A stats dashboard totals elevation gained, distance hiked, your highest summit, your biggest linkup day, and your monthly streak. Generate a one-page PDF progress report any time.
Built Around Your Privacy
No analytics, no crash telemetry, no ad SDKs, no location access. Export your data as CSV or a full backup any time — one tap in Settings deletes everything, instantly.
Completely free
Every feature, no cost
- Unlimited lists and peaks
- Full summit logging with photos
- Objectives, reminders, and the full stats dashboard
- CSV export and full backup/restore
- No account, no ads, no subscription
Ridgebook is a personal record of your own climbs — it isn't a trail guide, a safety resource, or a substitute for your own route research, weather checks, and land-manager permit requirements.