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- Age
- 4+ years old
- Category
- Health & Fitness
- Price
- Free In-app purchases
- Languages
- 44 EN · FR +42
- Requires
- iOS 17+ iPhone · iPad
- Size
- 18.3 MB
- Version
- 1.0
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iPad
Overview
What is Baggd?
Baggd is a life list for people who climb mountains. Instead of scattered notes or spreadsheets, it keeps one record of every peak you have stood on, from your first climb to your most recent.
Mountains don’t go by just one name. Baggd shows each one the way your own language actually calls it, so a French reader sees Cervin, a German reader sees Matterhorn and a Japanese reader sees 富士山, across 286 peaks and 136 mountain ranges.
Read the full App Store description
Baggd is the life list for people who climb mountains.
In your own language
Baggd speaks fifty languages, and so do the mountains in it. Where a French reader sees Cervin, a German sees Matterhorn and a Japanese reader sees 富士山 — 286 peaks and 136 mountain ranges carrying the name each language really uses, and never an invented one. Open a peak and Baggd shows you what the rest of the world calls it.
A whole day, not eight entries
Walk a ridge and log it once. The date, the weather, who you were with, the photo from the top — eight peaks, one day out, one entry.
Finish something
Complete a round and a certificate arrives in your name. Start the list again and Baggd counts the second round properly, which is what a life list is for.
The lists
- United States — Colorado 14ers, Adirondack 46
- The Alps — the 82 four-thousand-metre summits
- Scotland — Munros, Corbetts, Grahams, Donalds
- England — Wainwrights
- Japan — the Hundred Famous Mountains
- Or build your own: your fifty, the ones you can see from home, a family challenge
What it adds up to
Peaks, height climbed, days out, your best year, your first and your most recent. The map fills in green as you go, so one glance shows a lifetime in the mountains.
What Baggd is not
Baggd records that you were there. It does not describe how to get there. Routes, navigation and mountain safety are what maps, guidebooks and good judgement are for.
Free
The built-in lists, checking off with date, weather, companions and photo, the progress map, your counts, and CSV export of everything you have logged.
Baggd Pro
Unlimited lists at once, custom lists of your own, advanced statistics, completion certificates, GPX import, and home screen widgets.
Everything is on your phone before you leave the road, so logging a peak needs no signal. Your log syncs privately through your own iCloud, and there is no account to make.
Baggd Pro is available as a monthly or annual auto-renewing subscription, or as a one-time lifetime purchase. The annual plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. A subscription renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours of the end of that period. Manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial is forfeited when you buy a subscription.
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Highlights
What can you do with Baggd?
Baggd is an iPhone app by Develak that logs every peak you summit, shows each mountain’s name in your own language, and tracks your progress privately.
Peak names in your language
Baggd shows each of its 286 peaks and 136 mountain ranges by the name your own language actually uses, never an invented one.
One entry per day out
Log a whole ridge walk once, with the date, weather, who you were with and a photo from the top, instead of one entry per peak.
Curated life lists
Pick from built-in lists like the Colorado 14ers, the Alps four-thousand-metre summits, the Munros, the Wainwrights and Japan’s Hundred Famous Mountains.
Your own custom lists
With Baggd Pro, build custom lists of your own, from a personal fifty to a family challenge.
Completion certificates
Finish a list and a certificate arrives in your name, and starting the list again counts the second round properly.
Logs without a signal
Everything you need is on your phone before you leave the road, and your log syncs privately through your own iCloud with no account to make.
Who it’s for
Who is Baggd for?
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Peak list completers
For hikers who want to tick off the Munros, the Wainwrights, the Colorado 14ers or any other list, one peak at a time.
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Multilingual mountain travelers
For climbers who want each summit’s name shown the way their own language actually calls it, wherever they travel.
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Family hiking challenges
For families building their own list of peaks to climb together, from local hills to a lifetime round.
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Casual summit loggers
For anyone who wants a simple record of every mountain they’ve stood on, without spreadsheets or scattered notes.
How it works
How does Baggd work?
From “Choose a list” to “Finish and get your certificate”, in 4 steps.
Choose a list
Pick a built-in life list such as the Munros, the Alps four-thousanders or the Colorado 14ers, or build your own with Baggd Pro.
Log your climb
After a day out, check off each peak with the date, weather, who you were with and a photo from the top.
Watch your map fill in
Your progress map turns green as you climb, giving you a glance at a lifetime in the mountains.
Finish and get your certificate
Complete a list and receive a certificate in your name, then start the round again and have it counted properly.
In depth
Baggd, in detail
How does Baggd show mountain names in different languages?
Baggd keeps a name for each peak in the language you’re reading in, rather than translating on the fly or inventing a version. Where a French reader sees Cervin, a German reader sees Matterhorn and a Japanese reader sees 富士山, Baggd uses the name each language actually uses across its 286 peaks and 136 mountain ranges.
Opening a peak also shows you what the rest of the world calls it, so the list stays useful if you climb, read guidebooks or talk about mountains in more than one language.
What counts as one entry in Baggd?
A day out, not each peak, is the unit in Baggd. If you walk a ridge and climb eight summits, you log the date, the weather, who you were with and the photo from the top once, and all eight peaks are credited to that entry.
This keeps your life list close to how a day in the mountains actually unfolds, rather than filling your log with repeated entries for the same outing.
What’s included free versus with Baggd Pro?
The free version of Baggd gives you the built-in lists, checking off peaks with date, weather, companions and a photo, the progress map, your counts, and CSV export of everything you’ve logged.
Baggd Pro adds unlimited lists at once, custom lists of your own, advanced statistics, completion certificates, GPX import and home screen widgets. Baggd Pro is available as a monthly or annual auto-renewing subscription, or as a one-time lifetime purchase, with payment processed by Apple.
Release notes
What’s new in Baggd
Version
1.0
This is the first version of Baggd, released on October 28, 2026.
FAQ
Baggd: your questions, answered
Something else? The Baggd support page covers purchases, sync and settings, and lets you write to us directly.
Is Baggd free?
Yes. Baggd is free to download from the App Store. Optional in-app purchases unlock extra features; they are billed by Apple to your Apple Account, and you can manage them at any time in your account settings.
Which devices does Baggd work on?
Baggd works on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17.0 or later.
Is Baggd free to use?
Baggd is free to download and use for logging peaks on its built-in lists, checking off climbs with date, weather, companions and a photo, viewing your progress map and exporting your log as CSV. Baggd Pro adds extra features such as unlimited lists, custom lists, advanced statistics, completion certificates, GPX import and widgets.
Does Baggd require an account?
No, Baggd does not require an account. Your log syncs privately through your own iCloud instead.
Does Baggd work without a signal?
Yes, everything you need is on your phone before you leave the road, so logging a peak needs no signal.
Can I export the peaks I’ve logged?
Yes, Baggd lets you export everything you’ve logged as a CSV file, and this is included in the free version.
What happens if I complete the same list twice?
Finishing a list earns you a certificate in your name, and if you start the list again, Baggd counts the second round properly as a separate completion.
Does Baggd give directions or navigation for a climb?
No, Baggd records that you were on a summit; it does not describe how to get there. Routes, navigation and mountain safety are left to maps, guidebooks and good judgment.
What languages is Baggd available in?
Baggd is available in 44 languages: Arabic, Bangla, Catalan, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kannada, Korean, Malay, Malayalam, Marathi, Norwegian Bokmål, Odia, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu and Vietnamese.
How do I get help with Baggd?
Visit the Baggd support page: it answers common questions about purchases, sync and settings, and has a contact form. You can also write to contact@develak.com. We read every message and reply personally.
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