ModernClimb vs Peakme

ModernClimb allows clients to access fitness programs, record workout progress, and track their fitness journey. From the home page, view the messages from your fitness coach, view your daily fitness statistics, and see your daily nutrition overview. On this page, we also work with the Apple Health App to keep track of your steps and calories burned. From there, slide over one tab to the fitness calendar that will act as your daily workout planner. When your coach assigns you a fitness plan, asks you to weigh yourself, track your daily nutrition macros, or requests a progress photo - you’ll find that to-do list right here. Clicking on the workout for the day will take you right to the first exercise of your fitness program. Finally, you’ll spend most of your time in the Train tab. Here, you’ll have a full breakdown of your program week over week. See what days you need to train, the overview of exercises for that day, and then click into the plan to get started. Once you’re in a plan, you can simply swipe left through exercises to move throughout the program. At the bottom of each screen you'll see a workout timer and the ability to record sets, reps, weight, and time. Each exercise comes with a photo & video so you’re never left in the dark when it comes to form on specific exercises. Recording your fitness programs in the program will help let your trainer know exactly how hard you’re working to achieve your fitness goals. Have a great day!

Peakme is the summit log. It records peaks, ascents, and Crowns: collections of peaks to complete. Whether you are hiking the Rockies, walking Sierra Nevada trails, or chasing Appalachian peaks, each activity can add an ascent to your Logbook. Crowns such as Top 100 US Summits, Colorado 14ers, or Pacific Crest Trail Highlights show which peaks you still need. Ascents from Apple Health and Strava land in the Logbook on their own. You can also log an ascent by hand, with photos and notes. Logbook, Crowns, Community Logbook: activities, ascents, elevation gain, and photos from the trail Crowns: peak collections and your progress on each one Community: follow hikers, open their profiles, and see their activities around the Bonfire Leaderboard: compare unique peaks, ascents, elevation gain, and points Map: nearby peaks, lists, and peak details Widgets, Shortcuts, and Spotlight Home Screen widgets cover nearby peaks, Crown progress, your latest ascent, and the season. On iOS 27 you can search Peakme from the system. If a peak or Crown is on screen, Shortcuts and Siri can use it. Peakme Premium Longer history, deeper stats, and planning tools. Works with Apple Health and Strava. Download Peakme and see which summits are still open. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/