Trig

Peak identification · iPhone

Know every peak on your horizon.

Point your camera at a mountain. Trig identifies it, and every peak around it, in real time.

Coming soon to iPhone How it works

iPhone · iOS 18.2 or later

LIVE · ALIGNED HUM, SARAJEVO · 812 M Trebević Ogorjelica Maglić Bregoč SELECTED · 157° SSE Maglić 2386 M · 71.5 KM · +1.0°
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01 · Scan

Only what your eye can see.

Trig checks every nearby summit against an elevation model before it labels it, so you see the peaks the terrain says are in view, not every name on a map. The mountains in front of you get their names; the ones hidden behind a ridge do not.

Terrain-model visibility, not photo recognition.

Visibility check

Every candidate is traced across the elevation model from where you stand. Only a clear line of sight earns a name.

02 · Summit view Pro

See the view before you climb.

Open an interactive 3D panorama from where you stand or from any summit. Switch elevation and relief palettes, follow the sun and the moon across the sky, and change lenses.

Summit panorama from Vlaška Gromila in elevation colours

03 · Offline regions Pro

Ready where the signal ends.

Save a region with a 5 to 150 km radius, including maps, terrain and peaks, then scan and explore with no connection, for the whole hike. Trig tells you when a region is fully ready.

40 KM Paljenik 1933 Travnik Vitorog 1478 Nadkrstac 2112 SAVED REGIONS · PRO Vlašić ● READY OFFLINE Maps Topographic + Satellite · z14 Terrain Region + 30 km scan Peaks 4,324 checked
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How Trig identifies peaks: every view, line mode and style →

How it works

Three steps to a named horizon.

  1. 01

    Open Field

    Allow location and camera. Trig loads the peaks around you from its built-in catalogue.

  2. 02

    Aim and align

    Aim at a clear ridge and pause. Trig matches the skyline to the terrain. If a label still sits off its peak, align it by hand; your alignment stays locked until you change it.

  3. 03

    Read the horizon

    Tap any label for its name, height, distance and bearing, then open it on the map or share it.

Why a peak you can see might have no label →

Made in Bosnia and Herzegovina · Works worldwide

From Trebević to Everest.

Trig was born here, on the mountains of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and its catalogue knows them by name. The same catalogue goes wherever you go: more than 1.4 million named peaks worldwide, and the AR sight check works on mountains from 56° south to 60° north. A few of them, from home to the roof of the world, exactly as the app stores them:

MountainSummitHeightPosition
Trebević Trebević 1,627 m 43.8184° N · 18.4609° E
Bjelašnica Bjelašnica 2,067 m 43.7037° N · 18.2577° E
Čvrsnica Pločno 2,228 m 43.5993° N · 17.5647° E
Maglić Maglić 2,386 m 43.2810° N · 18.7332° E
Southern Alps Aoraki / Mount Cook 3,724 m 43.5950° S · 170.1422° E
Alps Mont Blanc 4,807 m 45.8327° N · 6.8652° E
Kilimanjaro Uhuru Peak 5,895 m 3.0764° S · 37.3540° E
Andes Aconcagua 6,961 m 32.6531° S · 70.0120° W
Himalaya Mount Everest 8,849 m 27.9881° N · 86.9252° E

Coverage

1.4M+
named peaks in the built-in catalogue, worldwide
56°S–60°N
where terrain-checked augmented reality works today
0
accounts, ads or analytics SDKs

Peak names come from OpenStreetMap and GeoNames. Names, positions and heights can contain errors, and local terrain gaps can occur inside the covered band.

Trig Pro

Go further, even offline.

Free

  • AR peak identification
  • Map with peak details
  • Share any peak

Trig Pro

  • 3D summit panoramas
  • Terrain palettes
  • Sun and moon paths
  • Offline regions with maps, terrain and peaks

Monthly, yearly or a one-time lifetime unlock. Prices are shown in the App Store in your currency.

Everything in Trig Pro →
  • No account
  • No tracking
  • Offline-ready

Trig works without an account, with no ads and no analytics. Skyline matching runs on your iPhone and camera frames are never uploaded. Maps and terrain come from providers that see the areas you request.

Read the privacy policy →

Your horizon, named.

Coming soon to iPhone