About
Identify mountains, lakes, and ridges in your live view or 3D panorama. This app uses detailed elevation data to accurately label visible peaks by name, height, and distance, even accounting for obstructions. Explore global terrain from any viewpoint, day or night, and save favorite locations.
What's New in Peak
1.2
September 3, 2026
improved label snapping to terrain. changed priority algorithm for competing labels
FAQ
How does Peak-Peek identify mountains?
Peak-Peek uses 30-meter elevation data to render the actual terrain from your position. It then overlays labels for named peaks and lakes, ensuring labels only appear if the summit is genuinely visible and not hidden by closer ridges.
Can I use Peak-Peek offline?
Yes, Peak-Peek allows you to download regions before your trip. This enables the full experience, including terrain, labels, visibility calculations, and sun times, to work without a signal.
What devices does Peak-Peek support?
Currently, Peak-Peek is supported on iPhone devices. Future compatibility for other platforms may be considered based on user demand and development resources.
Does Peak-Peek have ads?
No, Peak-Peek is ad-free. The app is designed without advertisements to provide an uninterrupted user experience.
How often is Peak-Peek updated?
The latest version, 1.2, was released on September 3, 2026. Updates typically include improvements to data accuracy, new features, and performance enhancements.
What is the age rating for Peak-Peek?
Peak-Peek has an age rating of 4+. This indicates that the content is generally suitable for all ages, with no mature themes or potentially concerning material.
Does Peak-Peek require an account?
No, Peak-Peek does not require any sign-up or account creation. Your location data is used solely for rendering your view and is not tracked or stored.
How does Peak-Peek handle visibility of peaks?
Visibility is computed precisely by the app. It analyzes the terrain data to determine if a summit is truly visible from your current location or if it is obscured by a closer ridge.
