Altipoop // backcountry field system

39.5501° N · 105.7821° W

Go higher.
Know more. Leave less.

Record GPS hikes. Follow GPX routes. Log conditions, photos, water, wildlife, and field notes. Bring the whole mountain day home.

GPS RECORDING GPX ROUTES FIELD INTEL HIKE ARCHIVE
01 RECORD + FOLLOW GPS recording and GPX routes stay tied to the day.
02 READ THE FIELD Photos, water, wildlife, conditions, and trail notes.
03 KEEP THE MOUNTAIN DAY History, journals, stats, and shareable artifacts from real hike data.
REAL ROUTES · REAL HIKE DATA · PRIVACY-FIRST PUBLIC ACTIVITY · LEAVE NO TRACE

02 // Expedition archive

YOUR MOUNTAINS.
YOUR HISTORY.

The recorder is only the beginning. Every finished route, summit, wrong turn, weather shift, field note, and photo becomes part of a searchable mountain record.

Mountain record Verified hike history // synced
Hikes Synced finished hikes
Miles Recorded history
Elevation gain Feet climbed
Summits Recorded summit moments
Time outside Elapsed recording time
Selected hike Verified record // journal // trail photos
Select a finished hike to open its verified stats, expedition record, poster, and optional AI recap.
03 // ROUTE WORKSPACE

UPLOAD GPX.
SEE THE LINE.

Bring a GPX route into Altipoop, inspect it on the map, and verify the route stats. Export the verified GPX for the app now; direct account-to-app route sync comes next.

01 LOAD Local GPX
02 INSPECT Map + layers
03 VERIFY Stats + profile
04 EXPORT GPX for app
Route map AWAITING GPX
MAP
OVERLAY
VIEW
NO ROUTE LOADED Upload a GPX to draw the route and fit the map to its bounds.
DISTANCE route miles
ELEVATION GAIN feet climbed
ELEVATION LOSS feet descended
LOW / HIGH route elevation
TRACK POINTS parsed from GPX
ELEVATION PROFILE
Elevation Current position
NO ELEVATION DATA
ADVANCED GPS STATS DERIVED FROM GPX // 50 M GRADE WINDOW
AVG CLIMB GRADE distance-weighted uphill
ELEVATION RANGE low to high spread
MAX GRADE · 50 M steepest smoothed pitch
STEEP DISTANCE · 30%+ smoothed route distance
HARDEST MILE best 1.00 mi climbing effort
HIGH POINT route maximum
STEEPEST MILE best sustained 1.00 mi climb
Load a GPX to interpret route shape, climbing pattern, high point, and sustained terrain.
ROUTE READ LOAD GPX // STANDBY
Load a GPX to build a quick route read.
GRADE DISTRIBUTION ABSOLUTE GRADE // 50 M WINDOW
Load a GPX to calculate terrain grade distribution.
SUSTAINED GRADE LONGEST CONTINUOUS UPHILL // 50 M WINDOW
Load a GPX to calculate sustained uphill grade.
ROUTE CHECKPOINTS LOAD GPX // STANDBY
Load a GPX to build route checkpoints.
CLIMB BREAKDOWN LOAD GPX // STANDBY
Load a GPX to detect sustained climbs.
DESCENT BREAKDOWN LOAD GPX // STANDBY
Load a GPX to detect sustained descents.
ⓘ Elevations are from the GPX track. ✋ Hover or drag on the profile to explore.
Archive layers Built from real Altipoop records
Hike detail pages Review stats, route, photos, markers, field conditions, and finished-hike highlights.
Record view live
Summits + Peak history Bring Summit Passport, attempts, completed peaks, records, and challenges onto the web.
Planned
GPX
Routes Saved routes and shared route pages can become the base for future route planning and Ask This Route.
Planned
LOG
Field Journal Water, nature, birds, catholes, photos, notes, trail moments, and conditions in one history.
Feed live

03 // Photo field analysis

READ THE
LANDSCAPE.

Put a trail photo under the lens. Altipoop keeps the image beside its visible observations so the terrain, notes, and memory stay together.

01 LOAD Trail photo
02 READ Visible features
03 REVIEW Summary + groups
04 SAVE Journal + photo card
Field Read input Awaiting image // standby

AI visual observations only. Field Read describes what appears visible in the image; it does not verify real-world conditions or declare terrain, routes, crossings, weather, wildlife, water, or other backcountry conditions safe.

AI visible observations AI source // waiting
THE LANDSCAPE IS WAITING. Load a trail photo to generate AI visual observations. Field Read is descriptive, not a condition or safety verdict.

03B // Community field archive

COMMUNITY
CAIRN ARCHIVE.

COLLECT CAIRNS. NOT ROCKS.

Public specimens shared by hikers. Browse the strange stacks, summit markers, questionable piles, and monsters people found — then leave the rocks where they are.

PUBLIC SPECIMENS // COMMUNITY ARCHIVE 0 SPECIMENS
NO STONES STOLEN.
NO CAIRNS COLLECTED.

Analyze a saved hike photo, classify the cairn, and keep the photograph in your personal field archive.

04 // Public field feed

SIGNALS FROM
THE FIELD.

Water, wildlife, trail, bird, and nature observations coming back from the field. Public reports are opt-in, and shared locations stay intentionally approximate.

LIVE // PUBLIC FEED
Signals loaded REPORTS
Feed checked LIVE NOW
Location policy APPROXIMATE ONLY
Sharing policy PUBLIC BY OPT-IN
Water 0 SIGNALS
Cairn 0 SIGNALS
Wildlife 0 SIGNALS
Bird 0 SIGNALS
Snow 0 SIGNALS
Trail 0 SIGNALS
Weather 0 SIGNALS
Summit 0 SIGNALS
LISTENING FOR FIELD SIGNALS… Checking the latest public Altipoop observations.

05 // Community route pulse

THE MOUNTAINS
ARE MOVING.

A privacy-first view of live public route activity. Opt-in hikes become sanitized route fingerprints, recent movement, elevation context, and field-signal summaries without turning exact trailheads into public targets.

ACTIVITY WINDOW LAST 7 DAYS // CONNECTING
PUBLIC TRACKS 18 OPT-IN DEMO
MILES MOVED 143.7 AGGREGATED
VERTICAL 31.4K FT CLIMBED
AVG DISTANCE 8.0 MI / PUBLIC HIKE
LAST 24H 4 RECENT SHARES
FIELD SIGNALS 24 WATER / SNOW / WILDLIFE
HIGHEST PUBLIC POINT
AVG GAIN
PRIVACY MIX CONNECTING
LATEST SHARE CONNECTING
PUBLIC GEOMETRY SANITIZED BEFORE DISPLAY
RECENT PUBLIC MOVEMENT PRIVACY MASK ACTIVE // START + FINISH OBSCURED
RECENT TRACK BUSIER CORRIDOR FIELD SIGNAL
ALTIPOOP // PUBLIC ACTIVITY WINDOW ROUTE STARTS + FINISHES DELIBERATELY GENERALIZED ALTIPOOP // PUBLIC FIELD LAYER
CONNECTING LOADING PUBLIC ROUTE PULSE
— TRACKS RECENT SANITIZED
CORRIDOR and MASKED sharing keep public geometry generalized before it reaches this view. Exact-route sharing stays outside the normal public-share flow.

06 // Operations board

SHIP THE APP.
BUILD BESIDE IT.

The phone stays the field instrument. The web becomes mission control: review the route, organize the evidence, remember the day, and build the next layer without getting in the recorder’s way.

07 // Support the expedition

KEEP ALTIPOOP
MOVING UPHILL.

Altipoop is built independently. Support helps keep the maps moving, the backend awake, testing active, and the field tools getting better without turning the project into a billboard.

FIELD FUND // DIRECT SUPPORT NO SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED

BACK THE BUILD.

If Altipoop earns a place in your pack, a contribution helps cover hosting, mapping, storage, testing, and the less-glamorous infrastructure that keeps the whole thing alive.

01 MAPS + ROUTING Tiles, route services, and field layers.
02 BACKEND + STORAGE Synced hikes, photos, reports, and public activity.
03 FIELD TESTING Real trail miles, fixes, and shipping the next build.
Donate with PayPal
ALTIPOOP // BUILT FOR MOUNTAIN DAYS NO PAYWALL ON THE TRAIL. SUPPORT IF YOU WANT TO HELP KEEP IT MOVING.