Connect your account and Cims goes through every activity — hikes, trail runs, ski tours, rides — and pulls out the summits: how many, how many times, and when. Everything that is in your Strava, from day one.
One click, read-only. Nothing to upload, nothing to remember: your activities are already there.
Every GPS point of every activity is matched against 600,000+ named summits worldwide from OpenStreetMap.
Your summit list, ascent counts, badges, yearly progress and a map of everything you've climbed.
Example: 54 summits and 284 ascents over eight years, counted in minutes.
An example record: eight years in the mountains, with real summits from OpenStreetMap.
Every named summit above 3.000 m of a region, in one list. We tick off the ones you've already climbed — you don't have to remember a thing.
How many summits you’ve bagged, your top 10, the map and your badges.
Cancel anytime from your account. No monthly plan, no surprises.
No. Any Strava account works, including free ones. If your activities are on Strava, Cims can count your summits.
All of them, as long as they sync to Strava: Garmin, Suunto, Coros, Polar, Apple Watch, or the Strava app itself.
Your GPS track has to pass within 100 m of a named summit from OpenStreetMap — and not more than 60 m below it, so walking around the base of a mountain doesn't count. Detected a false summit anyway? Remove it with one click.
We ask Strava for read-only access: we can never post, modify or share anything. Your data is only used to build your own palmarès, and you can delete your account — and everything with it — anytime with one button.
The first sync analyzes your whole history and can take a few minutes. After that, updates take seconds.
Anywhere. We check your tracks against OpenStreetMap's named summits worldwide — the Alps, the Andes, the Himalaya. If you've walked up something with a name on it, we'll find it.
Thirteen, counting the ones right on the French border, which belong to both sides. From Pica d'Estats (3,143 m) down to Pic Rodó de Canalbona (3,004 m). Secondary tops of a summit you're already standing on don't get their own line. You can see the whole list, and Aragón's, Andalusia's and the Canaries' too.
The free plan is free for good. Premium is €15 a year — one payment, no monthly plan — and you can cancel anytime from your account. Nothing you already have is ever taken away.