Treksup
Belgian multi-day hike planner with hut booking timelines, stages, water points and packing lists, not a navigation app
Quick Overview
| Company | Sebbe De Hon (sole proprietorship, KBO/BCE 1029.205.038) |
|---|---|
| Category | Hiking and Trail Apps Tools |
| Headquarters | Steenokkerzeel, Belgium |
| Founded | 2026 |
| EU Presence | EU (Belgium) |
| Data Location | Account data on Supabase servers in the European Union, per the privacy policy |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | The app is free to download and seven routes are free in full. Premium, a yearly subscription for the other routes, is bought through the App Store, which shows the price before purchase; no amount is published on treksup.com. |
| Free Option | Free to start |
| Replaces | AllTrails (trip planning only) |
Detailed Review
Treksup is a planner for long walks, not a navigation app. For each of its 29 routes it lays out the stages, sleeping places, water points, transport to the start and from the end, a packing list with weights and the date the huts open for booking.
You name your month and the app shows when reservations open and where to book. A weekly-read conditions page links to the official sources and a feed carries trail reports from walkers, which the app says are not official closures.
The operator is Sebbe De Hon, a sole proprietorship in Steenokkerzeel, Belgium, listed in the Belgian company database under enterprise number 1029.205.038 since 18 September 2026. Belgian law governs the terms. Seven routes are free in full, the rest need Premium, a yearly subscription sold through the App Store, and the price is not published on the website. Account data sits on Supabase servers in the EU, and the privacy policy says the app has no analytics, tracking or advertising.
The limits are plain and the support page states them. The app has no offline map tiles and recording stops when the screen locks, so you carry a separate offline map or a GPS file on a watch. It runs on iPhone, and the Android page says a version is still being prepared for Google Play. Compared with komoot or Outdooractive it is a one-person project with a small library, aimed at a different job.
What Treksup does well
- Booking timeline for huts by month, per route
- Seven routes free in full, safety information always free
- No account needed, no analytics or advertising
- Data held in the EU, Belgian law applies
- Says openly what it cannot do
Where Treksup falls short
- No offline maps and no navigation
- iPhone only for now, Android not yet released
- One-person company, 29 routes in the library
- Premium price not published on the website
Standout feature. Treksup is the only app here built around when huts open for booking and when they fill, not around the map.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Booking timeline for huts by month, per route
- Seven routes free in full, safety information always free
- No account needed, no analytics or advertising
- Data held in the EU, Belgian law applies
- Says openly what it cannot do
Cons
- No offline maps and no navigation
- iPhone only for now, Android not yet released
- One-person company, 29 routes in the library
- Premium price not published on the website
Alternatives to Treksup
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Treksup?
Treksup is a planner for long walks, not a navigation app. For each of its 29 routes it lays out the stages, sleeping places, water points, transport to the start and from the end, a packing list with weights and the date the huts open for booking.
You name your month and the app shows when reservations open and where to book. A weekly-read conditions page links to the official sources and a feed carries trail reports from walkers, which the app says are not official closures.
Where is Treksup based?
Treksup operates from Steenokkerzeel, Belgium, which places it under EU (Belgium).
What does Treksup cost?
The app is free to download and seven routes are free in full. Premium, a yearly subscription for the other routes, is bought through the App Store, which shows the price before purchase; no amount is published on treksup.com.. Free to start.
Who is Treksup best for?
Walkers planning a multi-day hut-to-hut trek who need booking dates, stages and a packing list rather than a map. Treksup is the only app here built around when huts open for booking and when they fill, not around the map.
What are the drawbacks of Treksup?
No offline maps and no navigation. iPhone only for now, Android not yet released. One-person company, 29 routes in the library. Premium price not published on the website.
Is Treksup a good alternative to AllTrails (trip planning only)?
Treksup is built as a European alternative to AllTrails (trip planning only): Belgian multi-day hike planner with hut booking timelines, stages, water points and packing lists, not a navigation app. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does Treksup compare to other Hiking and Trail Apps Tools?
Treksup is one of several European Hiking and Trail Apps Tools we cover.