sipatra
Record 15+ outdoor sports offline with DEM elevation accuracy, explore 1,400+ iconic places and water sources, and clip your home address on our servers before anything is shared.
Works with
Health Connect
Garmin Connect01 — Track
Hiking, trail running, road and gravel, mountain biking, ski touring, paragliding, kayaking. Pick the sport and Sipatra records the way that sport needs: pace and climb on foot, speed and cadence on the bike, altitude and glide in the air.
02 — Off the grid
The track is written to your phone first and uploaded later. Real DEM digital elevation models measure climb against real ground without barometer drift, and offline vector maps keep you on course.
03 — Step League
Your steps place you in a division of up to 50 walkers and count towards your continent’s total. Climb from Trail to Legend, push past the promotion line, and unlock checkpoints along iconic global trails. Hardware verified by Apple Health and Health Connect; your hours and locations are never revealed.
05 — Discover
Explore Community Heatmaps filtered by sport family to see where people actually walk, run and ride. Discover camps, water, viewpoints and crags reviewed by people who were just there.
06 — Together
Heading out together? Sipatra recognizes friends sharing the same trail and links your activities automatically. Going solo? Share a zero-battery live location link that shows only your last position and expires on its own.
07 — Travel guides
Coming in the next app versionWrite up a real trip, from the first “should we go?” to the flight home. Sipatra can draft it for you from what the app already recorded on the way: your routes, the posts you shared with a location and the places you visited. Readers copy a guide into their own trip plan and keep it offline abroad.
08 — Stay
On the roadmapCampsites, mountain huts and camper parks get a digital menu and orders inside the same app, so the coffee after the summit is a tap away and the evening plan is already on the table.
Why Sipatra
Trackers stop at the summit.
Sipatra keeps going: the camp, the water source and soon the menu at the end of the trail live in the same app as the track.
Social feeds run on ads and your data.
Sipatra runs on its own servers in the EU. Your routes and health metrics stay yours, with zero ad networks or data brokers.
Most apps assume you have signal.
Sipatra assumes you don’t. It records to the phone first and syncs when you return, so a dead zone never costs you a track.
Sharing a route usually shares your home.
Privacy Zones are cut out on our servers before anyone sees the route. What you mask never leaves the building.
FAQ
Yes. Sipatra is built offline-first on a local SQLite database with write-ahead logging. Every GPS track point, altitude step, and note writes to your phone immediately. You can record routes, read topographic vector maps, and browse verified camp spots with zero signal, syncing only when you are back online.
Sipatra targets under 6% battery consumption per hour during active recording. It uses sport-specific adaptive sensor sampling across five activity profiles rather than continuous brute-force GPS polling. Intelligent movement filtering prevents unnecessary processing while your phone sits in your pocket on multi-hour backcountry treks.
Sipatra turns daily steps into a fair monthly league across seven tiers from Trail to Legend. Walkers compete in balanced 30-person divisions matched to their typical pace. Steps are verified via Apple Health and Health Connect hardware counters without running GPS or draining location battery.
Sipatra enforces server-side Privacy Zones. When you configure your home, office, or sensitive locations, our servers automatically clip route geometry within a 500-meter to 2-kilometer radius before anything is published or shared. Your true start and finish coordinates are never displayed on public maps.
Yes. Sipatra operates with zero third-party advertising networks, zero commercial tracking pixels, and zero data sales. Backend services are self-hosted on European Union servers under strict GDPR and KVKK compliance, funded by transparent hospitality services rather than monetizing user movement data.
Sipatra supports 20 outdoor activities including hiking, trail running, road, gravel, and mountain cycling, rock climbing, ski touring, paragliding, kayaking, and camping. Every mountain route utilizes high-precision 30-meter DEM digital elevation models to eliminate weather-induced barometric altitude drift.
A travel guide is one traveller’s write-up of a real trip, from the first idea to getting back home. It covers visa and entry steps, transport legs with what they cost, day-by-day cities and places on a map, where they stayed, real costs by category in your own currency, tips and mistakes, and routes recorded in the app. The author can let Sipatra draft it from the trip the app already recorded, and a “verified by location records” badge appears when their own recordings confirm the trip.
No. Visa and entry notes describe what one traveller went through with their own passport, and each note carries the month it happened. Every guide says so plainly: this is a traveller’s experience, not official advice, so verify with the official source before you book.
Yes. Copy a guide into your own trip plan and it stays on your phone, so you can open it abroad without a data plan.
Guides are public by default, and you can switch one to followers only or to only you. A guide shows the month and year of the trip, never exact dates. Anything near your home or inside your Privacy Zones appears only at city level.
The summit
Sipatra is on the App Store and on Google Play. This is our promise for everything you record with it.