The identifier is more useful than the old slug
This legacy address contains the name iCols, while Apple’s lookup for the same numeric app ID currently returns myCols. That establishes the present listing associated with the identifier. It does not, by itself, establish a complete history of ownership, branding or changes to the service.
Read a climb before planning around it
The current developer description presents a catalogue of cycling climbs, with profiles and details such as length and gradient. For a prospective ride, compare the starting point, direction and route with the trip you actually intend to make. Two routes to a similarly named summit can be materially different outings.
Keep a plan broader than an app entry
Treat a climb profile as one part of preparation. Check access, local conditions and the practical arrangements for the day through the relevant current sources. In your own ride notes, record the route actually taken so a later comparison has context. This guide identifies the app behind an old URL and explains how to read its type of information; it is not a verified route recommendation or a guarantee that a listed road is currently open.
Source: Apple App Store: myCols – your cycling climbs. Identity and listing metadata checked against Apple’s US lookup on September 14, 2026. Availability, features and purchases may change; this is an editorial overview, not a hands-on test.