peak.surf

peak.surf

Surf journal and gear tracker

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 15, 2026
  • August 3, 2026

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Peak is a fast, private surf-session logbook built for surfers. Log a session in seconds: • Date + spot (location pin optional) • Gear used (boards, wetsuits, fins, leashes, and more) • Who you surfed with • Star rating + optional notes • Optional photos and videos • Or start a timer when you paddle out and end it when you come in Your surf history at a glance: • Timeline with search and filters (spot, gear, buddy, rating, dates) • Stats — time in the water, week streaks, consistency heatmap, monthly charts, top spots and gear • Board Report — which board actually earns its keep, broken down by wave height and swell period • Monthly goals in sessions or hours, with a progress ring • Wave records — most waves in a session, fastest wave, longest ride • On This Day and Year in Review, so the logbook gives something back • Spots map for the breaks you've pinned Conditions, recorded with the session: • One-tap auto-fill for wind, waves, swell, water temperature, and tide • Best Window Today scores the next 24 hours at your most-logged breaks against the sessions you've rated there — and tells you when your logbook doesn't yet carry enough signal to say • Readings in your local units (ft/mph/°F or m/km/h/°C) Apple Health, entirely optional: • Save your surf sessions to Health as surfing workouts • Import surf workouts recorded elsewhere, including on Apple Watch • From an imported workout's GPS route, Peak can estimate wave count, top speed, longest ride, and paddle distance — worked out on your iPhone, with nothing sent anywhere • Every one of those figures is labelled an estimate and every one is editable. Your correction always wins, and a later import will never overwrite it. Widgets and shortcuts: • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets for your week streak and your last session • A Control Center button to start a session without opening the app • Siri and Shortcuts: log a session, start or end one, or ask when you last surfed • A Live Activity that counts the session on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island Designed for iOS: • Full Light and Dark Mode • Dynamic Type, VoiceOver, and Reduce Motion support • A clean, surf-inspired design that stays out of your way • On iPhone models that support Apple Intelligence, your monthly recap is phrased on-device. Every number in it is computed by Peak from your own logbook — the model only supplies the wording, and nothing leaves your phone. On every other iPhone the same facts render as plain stats. Private by default: • No accounts • No social features • No analytics, no tracking, no ads • Your data stays on your device • Export to JSON or CSV, or take a full backup including photos and videos, whenever you want Go surf. Log it. Improve.
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What's New in peak.surf

3.2

August 3, 2026

Peak 3.2 is a big one: everything built since 2.6, released together. Widgets, Siri, and the Lock Screen • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets for your week streak and your last session • A Live Activity that counts your session on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island • A Control Center button that starts a session without opening the app • Siri and Shortcuts: log a session, start or end one, or ask when you last surfed Wave stats from Apple Health • Import a surf workout and Peak estimates wave count, top speed, longest ride, and paddle distance from its GPS route — worked out on your iPhone, with nothing sent anywhere • Every figure is labelled an estimate and every one is editable. Your correction is never overwritten by a later import. • New wave records on Stats: most waves in a session, fastest wave, longest ride Best Window Today • Scores the next 24 hours at your most-logged breaks against the sessions you have actually rated there, and cites the past session it resembles • When your logbook does not yet carry enough signal, it says so instead of guessing • Tide now joins the conditions Peak records, with a rising, high, falling, or low trend Knowing your quiver • Board Report: how each board rates across wave heights and swell periods, with a floor of three rated sessions before Peak will call it a pattern • Monthly goals in sessions or hours, with a progress ring • On This Day resurfaces a session from a previous year • Year in Review turns your season into one shareable card Recaps • A monthly recap on Stats, and a written recap in Year in Review • On iPhone models that support Apple Intelligence the phrasing is generated on-device; every number is computed by Peak itself. On every other iPhone the same facts render as plain stats. Also in this release • A first-run welcome and in-app tips • A broad accessibility pass: larger touch targets, better VoiceOver labels, Reduce Transparency support, and Dynamic Type fixes throughout • Fixes to conditions maths, backup and restore integrity, widget freshness, and Siri's view of your logbook Private by default. No accounts. Your data stays on your device.

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