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Identify nearby mountains and check your current altitude using GPS and barometric sensors. Overlay peak names on your camera feed with AR for a comprehensive view of your surroundings, ideal for hikers and travelers.
What's New in PeakSight
1.0.2
August 14, 2026
Improved localization and redrew the AR mountain skyline.
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$5.99
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FAQ
What is PeakSight?
PeakSight is a travel app that helps you identify nearby mountains and check your current altitude. It uses your device's GPS and barometric sensors to provide this information, with an AR overlay to name peaks in your camera view.
Does PeakSight have ads?
No, PeakSight does not contain advertisements. It is a free app with optional in-app purchases.
What devices is PeakSight available on?
PeakSight is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It requires iOS 13.0 or later.
How accurate is the altitude data in PeakSight?
Altitude, heading, and mountain data depend on device sensors, GPS signal, map data, and environmental conditions. The data is for outdoor reference only and should not be the sole basis for navigation or safety decisions.
Can I use PeakSight offline?
Yes, PeakSight includes built-in offline peak data. You can also download nearby data when you have an internet connection for use in areas with limited connectivity.
What are the in-app purchases for PeakSight?
The provided data indicates PeakSight has in-app purchases, but specific details about what these purchases unlock are not available in the description.
How often is PeakSight updated?
PeakSight was last updated on August 14, 2026, with version 1.0.2. The update frequency suggests ongoing development and support for the application.
Is PeakSight suitable for children?
PeakSight has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users. However, the app's utility is primarily for outdoor activities.



