Kestra keeps a file for every trail you return to, and a note for every time you actually walked it. One trail, one file: the name, the place you typed, the distance you measured, how the climb felt, and what the ground was like, so the next outing starts from your own record instead of a blank memory.
Each visit belongs on that same file. You write the day, how long you were out, who came along, the weather in your own words, and photographs from the way. You can mark the walk that still feels like the best so far. Come back in another season and the earlier notes are still sitting on that trail, so you can tell what changed after rain, what the climb did in heat, and which months have suited it.
When you are choosing where to go, Kestra lists the trails that fit the season you are in, and the ones you have never walked in that season. When you are packing, a board of kit can hang on a trail so you see what is still unpacked before you leave. Trails, walks, seasons and packing boards stay together as one notebook on this iPhone. There is no account, no map, and no feed. Distance, place and weather are the words and numbers you type, and they never leave the phone.
