A hiking tracker records the route you take outdoors, along with distance and time, so you can look back on where you went. HALEBIT tracks hikes on your Android phone and keeps them in one history with an on-device-first approach to your data.
Using an iPhone? HALEBIT launches on Android first, and an iPhone version is planned. There is no release date yet. Join the waitlist, choose iPhone, and we will email you once when it is ready.
What HALEBIT records for a hike
- Route on the map, so you can review where you went.
- Distance and time for the whole outing.
- Elevation gain and loss and energy, shown live and in the summary.
- History of past hikes, so you can compare repeat trails over time.
Available detail depends on your device and signal conditions.
Plan for battery and signal
GPS tracking uses battery, and long days on the trail are the hardest case. Charge the phone, carry a power bank for long routes, and do not rely on a phone alone for navigation in remote areas. Read how to track a hike on Android before your next trip.
Keep your hikes private
Hiking routes show where you go and when you are away from home. HALEBIT is designed to keep core activity information on your device, with no ads in the fitness experience. See the privacy page.
Hiking guides
- How to track a hike on Android
- What should a hiking tracker track?
- GPS hiking tracker: how it works
- Phone vs watch for hiking tracking
Hiking questions
Does a hiking tracker work without mobile signal?
GPS positioning does not need mobile data, so the route can still be recorded. Features that need a connection, such as downloading maps, will not work offline.
Will tracking a hike drain my battery?
GPS tracking uses battery. Start with a full charge and carry a power bank on long routes.