Aki Map macOS User GuideSummit Log

Summit Log

Chapter 5 · Record the date, notes, track and photos for each Major and Minor 100 Peak you climb, and export a summit report or CSV. Records are shared with the iPhone.

Chapter 5 of 174 topics

Browsing by Peak

The right side lists the peaks. Switch between Major and Minor 100 Peaks at the top; each row shows the rank, name and state (Completed, Planned, Not completed), plus the number of ascents for completed peaks. Filter with the search field or the state menu. The progress bar shows how many peaks you have done.

The left side shows every entry for the selected peak. For each entry set the summit date, write notes, link the track you actually walked or a planned route, and add up to 10 photos.

Browsing by peak
  1. 1Switch between By Peak and All Entries.
  2. 2Major and Minor 100 Peaks.
  3. 3Summit progress.
  4. 4Click a peak to show all of its entries on the left.
  5. 5Add a summit entry.
  6. 6Export: report, templates, CSV.

Adding and Editing Entries

  1. Select the peak in the list on the right.
  2. Click “New Entry”; a new entry dated today is added.
  3. Change the date and type your notes; they are saved automatically when you leave the notes field.
  4. Use the Track and Route menus to link the trip; tracks from the same day are listed first.
  5. Click “Add Photos…” to attach photos.

The trash icon at the top right of an entry moves it to the Trash; right-click an entry to duplicate it. A peak with no entries shows “Add Plan” beside its name; planned peaks stand out in the list, and the plan is cleared when you add an entry.

All Entries Table

Switch to “All Entries” to see every record in one date-sorted table: category, peak, date, notes, track and photo count. Search peaks or notes with the field at the top, and edit dates right in the table.

Reports and Export

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