Peakery vs Muvy

peakery is all about peaks! Discover, track, collect, share, and celebrate mountain hikes. • Discover peaks to hike anywhere in the world: Explore, search, and filter 645,000 peaks on 50 free map layers including detailed topo maps, satellite maps, and 3D maps. Browse, search, and filter peaks even offline. • Get info from the latest hikes: Browse over 500,000 mountain trips with photos, trip reports, and GPS tracks from peakery's passionate worldwide community. • Track your mountain hikes: Use the in-app GPS tracker that features key navigation stats such as vertical gain and current elevation. • Save & follow GPS tracks for navigation: Save any track shared by peakery members and use it to navigate. Or load external GPX tracks to use as reference tracks. • Collect your peaks: Complete your mountain history by adding photos, GPS tracks, and trip reports for your past climbs. • Tackle Peak Challenges: Climb special, curated collections of peaks called Peak Challenges. peakery features over 750 Peak Challenges for everyone: from gentle walks to technical climbs. There's one ready for you to tackle. Add your climbs of included peaks to see your progress. • peakery.com: The website peakery.com is synched with the app!

Muvy is an app for recording hikes, runs, bike rides or other outdoor activities. It is not intended for planning tours; there are better tools for that. However, planned tours can be imported in GPX format, and tracks recorded with Muvy can also be saved or shared as GPX files. The main purpose of Muvy is to record the route covered during a tour and compare it with a planned track or a specified destination. Muvy has its own data structure for imported or self-made tracks. Tracks can be stored in a folder structure of any depth, but there is also a convenient search function. Tracks can be colored and shown or hidden on the map. In addition to Apple maps, Muvy also uses map material from other providers (e.g.
OpenStreetMap®). Furthermore, other (possibly chargeable) maps can also be integrated (e.g. OpenCycleMap or OpenOutdoorsMap). Routes recorded with Muvy can also be transferred to the Health app. This transmission is turned off by default and can be turned on in Muvy's settings menu.