PeakFinder

When I got this app the spider diabetic illness kicked in then I went to slevertopio for eternity then I slept in great app

Bummed that I paid $5 for this app and it is completely useless.

The camera feature is great for areas that don’t have many mountains, but using it in the Pacific Northwest makes it incredibly difficult due to the number of peaks. The app could really use a filter feature, for example hiding mountains over 50 miles away, less than 2500 feet, etc. I searched for this option on the app and couldn’t find it. If it’s there, they could make it easier to find.

As with most other apps, they start out simple and easy to use. Then they develop them further and only the young people can understand them. You have three categories of people under 45, under 70, and older. This happens like all the others and a piece of crap. But used to be easy and be able to see amount and easy is now a complicated piece of nonsense. I tried today the hiking one and I can’t even figure out how to stop the hike or turn it off what a piece of crap

App worked great when I first downloaded it. Lately it seem to not know where I am. Attempted to use it in the Beartooths recently and it’s showing some hills that weren’t at my location. Currently trying to use it in the Missions and it’s not actually showing what I’m looking at.

This app doesn’t work for me. It’s so far off in location and shows me so many irrelevant peaks I can’t tell what I’m looking at. And, I’m unable to see the ones I know are right in front of me. Too Bad.

Peakvisor is leagues better than this app. I wasted $5.

I love this app! It even overlays the peaks with the photograph, almost magical!

When I'm in the Sawatch Mountains in Colorado, the app can not find the mountain name when I'm standing one half mile from it with a clear view of the entire peak. Location services are on and I have a full cell signal. I've tried half a dozen times and the only place it can identify peaks is when I'm standing on my front porch.

I’ve been a very satisfied Peak Finder user for many years. I’m usually one to write reviews, but this app is cool that I want to. So many times over the years I’d sit on a mountaintop, staring out at a vista, and think “wouldn’t it be cool if the mountain names could just pop up above the peaks??”. Peak Finder does just that! It’s really pretty incredible that I can carry this technology in the palm of my hand out in the wilderness. You can also take photos with the labels on them, and even get the names of further off peaks by zooming in on the saved pic later. If you love the outdoors and maps, do yourself a favor and get this app! Also, the price is low and worth every penny.

This is by far the best, most accurate app for planning night photography utilizing moonlight. I’ve used this app for photographing moonrises and moon sets next to mountains peaks with pinpoint accuracy.

I have to keep adjusting the view that the app provides with my finger because when I move the phone around it doesn’t show the actual mountain. It’s actually somewhere in the back not where it supposed to be. I did the compass calibration many times and it doesn’t help if I am in the area that I’m not familiar with. I have no clue what mountain am I looking at only if I’m sure of the mountain, then I could adjust the view by swiping left or right to show the correct peaks. This is an iPhone 14 pro max.

I do interior design in the mountains. When you can go out with the client and take a picture of their view and provide them with the names of the mountains they are looking at it is an awesome moment!!

Not even close. Always wrong. Do not pay money for this app.

First Ap that actually works in Colorado. Great way to learn your mountain ranges.

Driving in TN, I see lots of mountains but no names! Lookout mountain is obvious but none are named on my screen. Rats!

This app is seriously the best.

I have used this app in North Carolina, California, Nepal and other places and it works flawlessly. I highly recommend the app!

There are very few apps out there that do their job so well you barely notice them. Almost every app has some little niggle. This is one of those apps. One of its best features is actually its secondary feature: sun and moon path representation. If you ever want to know “when is the sun going to hit my tent” or “where do I have to be so the moon rises behind that mountain for my perfect photo”, this is the app for you. One of the top negative reviews has to do with aligning peaks. Unfortunately, that user probably has used magnetic phone mounts and screwed up their hardware. I’m on my >=10th iPhone and this is the first time I’ve had any issues (MagSafe is pretty good at balancing that effect, but not perfect). True, there’s no image detection with auto alignment, but the line drawing is clear and easy to match up. This is especially useful in areas where the DEM just isn’t accurate. (The other comment about screenshots is many years out of date.) I bought this app for cheap years ago and it was easily one of my best purchases ever.

Thanks for excellent app Please add Persian font to app Regards, Faramarz