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Trekr is a hike planning app that provides a one-stop shop for users to easily search, filter, and find detailed descriptions of hikes. The app underwent user testing which showed improvement in key features like the hike listview, filters, and hike profiles based on user satisfaction ratings. While the core features are functional, the team learned that more user feedback is still needed before a full release. The developers do not wish to continue development of the app at this time.
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