Every summit you climb, counted automatically.
Connect Strava once. Each time you upload a hike or run, Summit Tracker checks it against 182,000 summits worldwide and adds the summit — with your count and how hard it was — to the activity’s description.
How it works
Connect Strava
One click. Works with any watch or app that already syncs to Strava.
Head out as usual
Runs, hikes and other on-foot activities with at least 50 m of climbing are checked. Walks and rides aren’t.
We tag it in seconds
The summit, your count on it and a Hurt Index score are added to the description. Your title and text stay exactly as you wrote them.
What you get
Summits found anywhere
Detection runs against the Summits on the Air list and OpenStreetMap, so it works on your local hill and on a trip abroad.
Hurt Index
How much the day cost your body — distance, climbing, time on your feet and altitude together. Mission Peak is about 4; every +4 is twice as hard.
Your peak history
Every peak you’ve summited, how many times, this year versus all time, streaks and personal bests — in one place.
Made for SOTA activators
Turn on SOTA mode to track activation points and create QSL cards for your summits.
Most-climbed peaks
All peaksYour activities stay yours
One line, nothing else
We only add or update our own line at the end of the description. Titles, your writing and other apps’ notes are never changed.
Nobody else sees you here
Public pages show counts only — never your name or your activities. We keep your summits, not your GPS tracks.
Leave any time
Remove Summit Tracker from your Strava settings and your data here is deleted.
Questions
Do I need to do anything after connecting?
No. Keep uploading to Strava as you do now. New activities are checked automatically, usually within a few seconds.
Which activities are checked?
Runs, hikes and other on-foot activities with at least 50 m of climbing. Walks and rides aren’t checked.
How do you know I reached the top?
Your GPS track has to reach a known summit, and the climb has to show in your elevation profile. Peaks come from the Summits on the Air list and OpenStreetMap.
What does it cost?
Nothing.
Your next summit counts from the moment you connect.
Takes about 30 seconds. You can leave any time.