Summiter for iPhone and iPad

You already climb stairs. Summiter makes them add up to something.

• Nothing to start. Summiter reads Flights Climbed from Apple Health. No workout to log and nothing to remember: if Health counted it, you're climbing.
• Start today, or start high. Begin from today, or credit every flight Health has ever recorded and start hundreds of floors up.
• 51 landmarks. In order, each one taller than the last: the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, El Capitan, Mount Fuji, the Matterhorn, K2 and Everest. Each has a summit screen, a real elevation and something worth knowing. You don't pick a goal; the next one just arrives.
• Today and your pace. A hero screen for the landmark you're on, in its own weather and light. Today's flights, your pace over the last four weeks, and the day you'll reach the top.
• The full route. Every summit behind you and every one still ahead.
• Widgets and complications. Small and medium Home Screen widgets, Lock Screen widgets and Apple Watch complications, showing how far up you are.
• Apple Watch app. Stays in step with your iPhone.
• Summit alerts. A notification when Health records enough stairs to reach a landmark.
• Share card. A rendered card for the summits worth telling someone about.
• Progress only goes up. A summit you've reached can't be taken back by a late Health correction or a new phone. Landmarks you've passed keep their date.