Bramble is an iPhone hiking app for choosing or planning a walk, staying oriented with live GPS route confidence, and turning the photos you add into a personal scrapbook. Check trailhead weather and daylight, save trail packs offline, and export hikes as GPX or printable PDFs. The beta starts with five curated Peak District walks, plus community-mapped trails elsewhere. TestFlight purchases are free sandbox tests. Planned App Store pricing: £19.99/year or £59.99 lifetime after a 7-day preview.
Hi Product Hunt, I’m Karl.
I built Bramble because I kept coming back to two frustrations: route apps can show a line on a map without helping me understand why I should trust it, and the photos from a good walk usually disappear into my camera roll.
Bramble brings those jobs together. Before a hike, it shows what is curated versus community-mapped, plus route details, weather and daylight. During the walk, it tracks progress and helps you notice when you drift. Afterwards, the memories you add become a scrapbook you can keep or export.
It’s an iPhone beta today, starting with five curated Peak District walks and community-mapped trails elsewhere. There’s a 7-day app preview, then Bramble Plus is £19.99/year or £59.99 lifetime.
I’d really value feedback on two things: what evidence helps you trust a route before setting off, and whether the finished scrapbook feels worth keeping. I’m especially interested in hearing from everyday walkers, not only experienced hikers.