Every Hike, Walk, and Run activity from your Strava history is pulled in.
Ideas you have when out walking.
Trigg came about after hearing my friend Toby competing to collect or bag more trig pillars with his running group. This gave me the idea to create an app that would automatically record and derive it directly from Strava data instead. While SummitBag identifies peaks and cols from Strava activities, it doesn’t cover trig pillars, and it doesn’t have the little gamification layer that makes collecting them feel like a hobby.
Matching
How visits are derived
The summary polyline shortlists activities that pass near known pillars.
A visit is counted when the recorded track comes within 20 metres of a pillar.
What is used
- Strava athlete id, display name, username and avatar.
- Encrypted refresh and access tokens, plus a separate app session cookie.
- Activity summaries for every eligible `Hike`, `Walk`, and `Run` activity in your Strava history.
- Detailed GPS streams only for activities that look close enough to a pillar to check properly.
- Derived visit matches, minimum distance and processing state for each matched pillar.
All class thresholds
Novice Explorer0 to 149 pts
Hill Walker150 to 399 pts
Ridge Rambler400 to 899 pts
Distinguished Bagger900 to 1,799 pts
Summit Scholar1,800 to 3,499 pts
Pillar Pathfinder3,500 to 6,499 pts
Highland Cartographer6,500 to 11,999 pts
Grand Trigmaster12,000+ pts
Disconnect and wipe your account
This revokes Trigg’s Strava access and permanently deletes every row held for your account: stored tokens, imported activities, streams, trig matches, webhook events, and sync history. You will be signed out immediately. To use Trigg again you would need to reconnect from scratch.
Sign in with Strava first, then return to this page to run the deletion.