Peak Identifier

Real-time mountain peak identification

Xavier MorrosXavier Morros
Jose MolinaJose Molina
Roger TalladaRoger Tallada
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Product designDesign ExecutionDesign definitionUser Testing

Which mountain is that?

Standing in front of a mountain range, or scrolling through a trail's photos, users often can't tell which peak they're actually looking at: a summit's name and elevation live in maps and trail data, completely disconnected from the view or photo in front of them.

Peak identification across different landscapes

Identifying peaks across very different landscapes: a solitary volcano, twin summits, and a jagged ridge

Naming the skyline

I designed an overlay that detects the skyline in view and pins each peak with its name and elevation, connected by a simple leader line down to the summit itself. It had to work whether there's one dominant peak or several crowded together, reading clearly against a plain sky or a busy ridge line, pointing back to Wikiloc's own terrain data.

Xavier Morros ยฉ2026, World

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