01 · Passport
A stamp for every summit.
Every summit prints its stamp, dated and inked by your activity. No two are alike.


Pyrenees · Alps · 8000ers
TopSummits is a passport for the mountains you climb: log each ascent and collect every summit's one-of-a-kind stamp.





The app
Nine formats
One format per thousand metres: from a rubber postmark for a hill to a two-ink engraving for an eight-thousander. Each stamp is drawn from the peak itself, so yours is one of a kind.

8000+ m
8000er
Everest · 8,849 m

7,000–7,999 m
7000er
Pik Lenin · 7,134 m

6,000–6,999 m
6000er
Denali · 6,190 m

5,000–5,999 m
5000er
Elbrús · 5,642 m

4,000–4,999 m
4000er
Mont Blanc · 4,807 m

3,000–3,999 m
3000er
Aneto · 3,404 m

2,000–2,999 m
High mountain
Canigó · 2,784 m

1,000–1,999 m
Mid-mountain
Turó de l'Home · 1,706 m

0–999 m
Hill
Tibidabo · 512 m
And more
How it works
Open topsummits.app on your phone and tap Share → Add to Home Screen. No stores, no downloads.
Add the ascent from the map or with “I'm on the summit”, even with no signal.
The stamp lands in your passport and counts towards your lists and stats.
FAQ
Yes. Creating an account and using the app is free.
It doesn't need to be: TopSummits is an installable web app (PWA). On iPhone, Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen; on Android, Chrome offers to install it.
Yes. Log ascents on the summit without data; they're kept on your phone and sync when you're back online.
The app is in Spanish for now; English is on the way.
The catalogue covers the Pyrenees with over twelve thousand peaks, plus the 8000ers, Alpine classics and the Seven Summits.
It's yours: export it any time from Settings. The details are in the privacy policy.