Spartans

Ottoline Farrant logs each hike as just a name and a distance, then turns the running total into a single dial that fills as the kilometres stack up. Add a hike when you're back — Ridge Loop, Valley Trail, Summit Path — and it drops straight into the list beside the ones before it.

Set a distance goal and the dial recalculates immediately, showing exactly how much ground is left before the target clears. Tap any past hike for a page of its own — the name, the distance, nothing else competing for attention.

There's no elevation chart to fuss over and no route to draw, just the one number that matters, logged honestly. It rewards showing up over any single big push: a short forest walk counts exactly as much toward the goal as a long summit climb, kilometre for kilometre.