Cormac Winthrop

Cormac Winthrop logs each hike as a name and a distance, then turns the running total into a single dial that fills as the kilometres add up — no more wondering whether the ridge loop was twelve or fourteen, or how far short of the month's target that leaves you. Add a hike after you're back — the trail name and the distance — and it drops into the list beside the ones before it. Set a distance goal separately and the gauge recalculates on the spot, showing exactly how much ground is left before the target clears. Tap any past hike for its own page — the name, distance, and day, nothing else cluttering the view. There's no elevation chart or route to fuss over, just the number that matters. It rewards showing up over any single big effort: a short forest walk counts as much as a long summit push, kilometre for kilometre.