Cassian Fallowmere

Distance goals are easy to set and easy to lose track of once the season gets busy. This app keeps the target in view with one instrument: a semicircular gauge that fills as logged hikes add up, showing the running total against your goal down to the percentage. Below the gauge sits a plain list of every hike — name, distance, and date — so the arc never has to be taken on faith. Log a new hike after getting back from the trail and the fill moves immediately. The goal is editable, so you can raise it once the current one is cleared, and distance entry is numeric-only so the math never breaks. It's built for the rhythm of a hiking season — a ridge loop one weekend, a valley trail the next. It runs entirely offline: no account, no leaderboard, no ads. Just a gauge, a goal, and a private log of ground actually covered.