Better Peakbagger Autor: wilmtang

Upgrade your Peakbagger.com experience.

Better Peakbagger turns Garmin and Strava activities—or a GPX file you already have—into review-ready ascent drafts. It also adds 3D terrain, richer GPX analysis, faster ways to find useful ascent beta, a modern trip-report editor with photo-topo tools, optional GitHub backup, and a polished dark theme.

Features

• Create ascent drafts from Garmin and Strava: Turn an activity you own into prefilled ascent drafts with explained summit matches.
• Process a GPX on Peakbagger: Analyze a GPX for route stats, nearby summits, and coordinated multi-peak drafts.
• Explore free 3D terrain: Explore routes and maps in opt-in interactive 3D with compatible layers, synced views, and a compass.
• Understand GPX tracks: See interactive charts, local times, route metrics, and map tracking with customizable route styling.
• Find useful ascent beta: Filter and sort ascent lists without reloading, using Buddy List or custom favorites.
• Write better trip reports: Draft rich-text or GitHub-flavored Markdown reports with media, previews, and device-local recovery.
• Create photo topos: Draw Mountain Project–style routes, curves, climbing symbols, pitch labels, and text over your photos, then upload directly to ImgBB with your own API key.
• Back up your ascents to GitHub: Explicitly back up new ascents, ascent edits, ascent history, and favorite climbers to a GitHub repository you control.
• Plan with better links: Open weather, live satellite imagery, snow-depth, and fire or smoke information for supported summits.
• Use Peakbagger your way: Set your theme and preferences for units, maps, GPX charts, activity capture, reports, and beta filters.

Privacy by design

No analytics, telemetry, ads, or developer data server.

Read the complete privacy policy.

Better Peakbagger works with Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Firefox. It is an independent, open-source project and is not affiliated with Peakbagger.com, Garmin, Strava, Mountain Project, ImgBB, GitHub, Mapterhorn, or the linked planning services.

Source code