Barometer & Altimeter vs How High Am I? Elevation

Know your elevation. Follow pressure changes. Keep a useful record of your hikes, climbs, stairs and everyday observations—with clear readings on iPhone and iPad, plus Apple Watch, widgets and Live Activities on supported devices. • Current altitude above sea level, with relative gain and net change kept separate. Check the reading source and freshness; authorized GPS can provide a fallback where available. • Start, pause, resume and save a recording. Authorized background recording keeps a session going while you use another app or lock your phone. • Find, rename and favorite saved recordings, add notes, compare charts and share data as CSV. • Check your wrist, widgets or Live Activity. Use Siri and Shortcuts to read, record or open saved sessions; interactive controls are available on supported OS versions. • Keep familiar metric/imperial units, Set Zero and pressure-reference calibration. Choose automatic weather, manual reference or a nearby US weather station where available. Readings depend on device hardware, permissions, source availability and conditions. Widgets and complications refresh on the system's schedule, not continuously. Watch recording controls need a reachable iPhone; phone-free Watch recording is not included. Saved history and supported local readings work offline; weather and station updates need a connection. HowHigh is for observation, not certified navigation or safety-critical guidance.

How High Am I? is a playful elevation app that shows how high you are above sea level. Whether you're hiking a mountain, exploring a new city, taking a road trip, or just curious about your elevation, open the app and see where you stand. FEATURES • Current Elevation See your current elevation above sea level in feet or meters. • Personal High Keep track of the highest elevation you've reached. • High History Save your highs and look back at where you've been. • Altitude Achievements Unlock achievements as you climb higher — from Getting Off the Ground and Gaining Altitude at 500 FT all the way to Mile High, Fourteener, and beyond. • Share Your High Create a branded share card showing your elevation and share it with friends. • Feet & Meters Choose the elevation unit that works for you. • Privacy First Your elevation history stays on your device. How High Am I? does not require an account. How High Am I? is supported by banner advertising. A one-time Remove Ads purchase is available for users who prefer an ad-free experience. Elevation readings depend on your device's location and sensor accuracy and may vary based on conditions. Go out. Climb high. Repeat.