Peak 3.5 speeds up logging and cleans up Stats. Private by default. No accounts. Log a session faster • A new session starts with your last spot and the gear you rode there, so a repeat surf is a few taps • Time-in-water chips (1h, 1h 30m, 2h, 3h) count back from now, with the exact times shown as you go • Rate the session right on the main card, no extra screen • Logging an Apple Watch surf now opens it ready to rate and save, instead of saving it silently • Cancel now asks before it discards a session you've started Stats, fixed • The consistency heatmap draws real weeks instead of dashes, calendar right side up • Monthly goal card reads correctly before you've set a goal • Wave height chart follows your feet or metres setting • Spot mix colors are easier to tell apart, with shares in the legend Session pages are tidier, with gear, buddies, and notes open by default. Saving a new session no longer reloads the whole app. Plus reliability work: if a save, restore or delete fails, your existing sessions and media are left exactly as they were. Wave stats stay estimates, and your edits still win. Your logbook stays on your device.

Peak 3.3 is a system-integration release on top of 3.2. Private by default. No accounts. Find your sessions from Search • Sessions, spots, and gear appear in Spotlight on iOS 18 • Open a session, break, or board from Siri or Search • Ask “When did I last surf?” and jump straight to that session iPad • A sidebar on iPad with Search, plus Spots and Buddies in the Library • History, Quiver, and Spots use a split view on a wide screen Apple Health, one tap from Log • When Health sync is on, the Log tab offers the latest unlogged Apple Watch surf • Optional local notification when a Watch surf is ready to log (off by default) • Session detail can show a map of that workout’s GPS route. Coordinates are never saved. Widgets that go where you expect • Last Session opens that session, not a blank log • Start Session on the medium and extra-large Last Session widgets • Extra-large Last Session, and a configurable spot, from the snapshot Peak already publishes Wave stats stay estimates, and your edits still win. Nothing leaves the device.

Peak 3.2 is a big one: everything built since 2.6, released together. Widgets, Siri, and the Lock Screen • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets for your week streak and your last session • A Live Activity that counts your session on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island • A Control Center button that starts a session without opening the app • Siri and Shortcuts: log a session, start or end one, or ask when you last surfed Wave stats from Apple Health • Import a surf workout and Peak estimates wave count, top speed, longest ride, and paddle distance from its GPS route — worked out on your iPhone, with nothing sent anywhere • Every figure is labelled an estimate and every one is editable. Your correction is never overwritten by a later import. • New wave records on Stats: most waves in a session, fastest wave, longest ride Best Window Today • Scores the next 24 hours at your most-logged breaks against the sessions you have actually rated there, and cites the past session it resembles • When your logbook does not yet carry enough signal, it says so instead of guessing • Tide now joins the conditions Peak records, with a rising, high, falling, or low trend Knowing your quiver • Board Report: how each board rates across wave heights and swell periods, with a floor of three rated sessions before Peak will call it a pattern • Monthly goals in sessions or hours, with a progress ring • On This Day resurfaces a session from a previous year • Year in Review turns your season into one shareable card Recaps • A monthly recap on Stats, and a written recap in Year in Review • On iPhone models that support Apple Intelligence the phrasing is generated on-device; every number is computed by Peak itself. On every other iPhone the same facts render as plain stats. Also in this release • A first-run welcome and in-app tips • A broad accessibility pass: larger touch targets, better VoiceOver labels, Reduce Transparency support, and Dynamic Type fixes throughout • Fixes to conditions maths, backup and restore integrity, widget freshness, and Siri's view of your logbook Private by default. No accounts. Your data stays on your device.

What's new in Peak 2.6 • Stats 2.0 — time in the water, week streaks, consistency heatmap, monthly charts, spot mix, and conditions insights • Search History and richer filters (spot, gear, buddy, rating, dates) • Optional Apple Health — save surf sessions as workouts and import Watch heart rate / calories (iPhone, Settings → Apple Health) • Full backup with photos & videos (.peakbackup), plus easier restore • Spots map for pinned breaks, and name-only spots so first log is faster • Share a session card from session detail • Smoother logging, better accessibility, and a privacy-manifest compliance fix Private by default. No accounts. Your data stays on your device.

Your sessions now lead with your photos and videos. Every session opens with a swipeable strip of your best shots right at the top — tap any one to view it full screen. We also cleaned up the session summary so your rating and the day's conditions are easier to read at a glance, and fixed a few visual glitches — including spot buttons that could run off the edge while you're logging a session. Thanks for surfing with Peak. Keep the sessions coming.

Peak 2.0 is our biggest update yet — a full redesign built to feel right at home on iOS. ALL-NEW DESIGN • Full Light and Dark Mode — Peak now follows your system appearance • Native typography that scales with your preferred text size (Dynamic Type) • Crisp system icons throughout, including a refreshed tab bar • Cleaner spacing and alignment on every screen FASTER LOGGING • The session editor is dramatically smoother, even with a long history • Photos and videos import without freezing the screen • Recent spots and gear are one tap away with Quick Start QUALITY OF LIFE • Swipe a session in History to edit or delete it • Wave height, wind, and water temperature in your local units (ft/mph/°F or m/km/h/°C) • Gentle haptic feedback when you save, rate, and select • New "Log Surf Session" Siri Shortcut — start a log from Spotlight, the Action button, or the Shortcuts app • Honors Reduce Motion and improves VoiceOver support FIXES • Buddies and other bottom sections are now fully reachable while the keyboard is open • Notes scroll into view when you start typing • More reliable surf-conditions auto-fill Go surf. Log it. Improve.

Improves detail page layouts so session, gear, spot, and buddy information stays readable on iPhone and iPad.

Auto add surf conditions to your entries!

add more to your surf sessions - photos - videos - wind conditions - wave height

Bug fixes and liquid glass performance enhancements