Last 30 days
Last 30 days
Avg per download
14.6K reviews
Last 30 days
Last 30 days
Avg rev. per download
14.6K reviews
Performance Insights
Category rankings
Competition level
Low competitionUnder 100K on both downloads and revenue — the kind of niche a small team can still take.
On the store
Released March 2011 · 182 releases since
PeakFinder is an Android app ($5.99) by Fabio Soldati in the travel & local category, holding #44 in the travel & local grossing chart. It draws an estimated 10K downloads a month and holds a 4.2-star rating.
- A paid app priced at $5.99.
- Ships new versions about one a week.
- Latest version is 4.8.99, released August 26, 2026.
- 71% of ratings are five-star.
- Strongest in DE, CH, US.
- Requires Android 7.0+.
- Rated Everyone.
App details
- Version
- 4.8.99
- Release status
- Regional release
- Age rating
- Everyone
- Requires
- Android 7.0+
- Price
- $5.99
- First seen
- March 2011
- Top markets
- DE, CH, US
- Publisher country
- Switzerland
- Website
- Visit website
- Support
- Visit support
Release history
182 versions tracked
- Version 4.8.99Latest
- Version 4.8.98
- Version 4.8.97
- Version 4.8.96
- Version 4.8.95
- Version 4.8.94
- Version 4.8.92
- Version 4.8.91
- Version 4.8.90
- Version 4.8.89
- Version 4.8.88
- Version 4.8.87
Ships about one a week.
What users say
- 5.0
If you live around mountains, or visit areas with mountains, this app is well worth the money. I enjoy being able to look at a mountain and know the name and distance from me. I paid for it once (about the cost of a draft beer) several years ago and have never seen an ad since. When I visit a new area I can download the new data and identify mountains without having any wireless service. You won't regret this purchase.
Reviewed on version 4.6.11
- 1.0
Great concept, though execution leaves much to be desired. Doesn't orient correctly, so you have to know what peaks you're looking at in order to figure out what peaks you're looking at -- which defeats the entire purpose of the app. This is a major flaw and therefore not worth the price of admission. Wish I could get a refund. Running on Google Pixel 7 Pro and this is the only app using GPS that can't orient itself correctly.
Reviewed on version 4.8.25
- 3.0
Well, another failed attempt to use this app. I've 100% downloaded the required data to use this app a while back. An update must have required the data to be downloaded again because as with every time I've summited a peak, and opened the app to see the names of all the peaks you can see the app doesn't work because it needs to download the 200MB of data again. You don't have service that far off the grid so it's useless. It's my fault for not double-checking...but just a fair warning.
Reviewed on version 4.2.10
About PeakFinder
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The mountains are calling! Explore more mountains than any mountaineer! PeakFinder makes it possible… and shows the names of all mountains and peaks with a 360° panorama display. This functions completely offline - and worldwide!
PeakFinder knows more than 1'000'000 peaks - from Mount Everest to the little hill around the corner.
••••••••• Winner of several prizes. Highly recommended by nationalgeographic.com, androidpit.com, smokinapps.com, outdoor-magazin.com, themetaq.com, digital-geography.com, … •••••••••
••• Features •••
• Works offline and worldwide • Includes more than 1'000'000 peak names • Overlays the camera image with the panorama drawing * • Realtime rendering of the surrounding landscapes in a range of 300km/200mil • Digital telescope to select less prominent peaks • 'Show me'-function for visible peaks • Selection of the viewpoint by GPS, the peak directory or an (online) map • Mark mountains and places you like • Can fly like a bird from peak to peak and vertically upwards • Shows the solar and lunar orbit with rise and set times • Uses compass and motion sensors • Daily updates of the peak directory • Does not contain any recurring costs. You pay only once • Is free of advertising
* On devices without a gyroscope and a compass sensor the camera mode is not supported.
PeakFinder Android app generates an estimated monthly revenue of $30K.
PeakFinder Android app download estimates are updated daily. The app maintains a 4.2-star rating based on 14.6K user reviews, indicating strong user satisfaction in the travel & local market.
PeakFinder Android app holds position #44 in the travel & local revenue rankings. The app's performance metrics suggest significant growth potential in a low-competition segment.
You can download PeakFinder Android app from the Google Play Store for Android devices, requiring Android 7.0 or later. The app provides its core features without requiring in-app purchases.
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