↑ 14 positions
19 → 5 chart position
PeakFinder
PeakFinder is a mobile app that shows the names of mountains and peaks in a 360° panorama display. It works offline and worldwide, includes more than 1'000'000 peak names, and renders surrounding landscapes in real time within a range of 300km/200mil. Users can select a viewpoint by GPS, peak directory, or map, overlay the camera image with the panorama drawing, and view solar and lunar orbits with rise and set times.
- Appearances
- 2
- Categories
- 2
- First seen
- 23 October 2026
- Latest
- 23 October 2026
Recorded measurements
Published observations only. Missing dates are not zero, and points do not establish what happened between observations. Each source and unit is shown separately.
iOS Apps · chart position
iOS Apps · 2 dated measurements
Best observed position across tracked countries and charts, not the history of one fixed chart.
Latest value shown: 5 chart position ·
Lower numbers are better ranks and appear higher on the chart. The scale covers the recorded values.
View 2 exact dated values and published evidence
| Measured on | Value (chart position) | Published in |
|---|---|---|
| 19 | ||
| 5 |
“Measured on” uses the original observation date. “Published in” links to the edition that reported it; the dates may differ.
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Appearance history
2 appearances↑ 14 positions
19 → 5 chart position
This page records every appearance of the same entity in the reviewed RiseFinder exports. Rankings keep the original category, period and measurement direction.
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