Training boards
Choose the board at your gym, set the angle and search for a problem by name. You can log tries and sends on Kilter, Tension, MoonBoard and four other boards. A board send counts the same as any other boulder.
Keep getting a little better.
Climb Kaizen is where climbers keep their whole practice: sessions, training, plans, and the long view, in one place. On the web, iPhone and Android.
No card to start · your log exports any time
Home on a Thursday · a real screen with demo data
Crags, routes, gyms and board climbs
A growing list, to make logging as frictionless as possible. Start typing and the route is usually there. If it isn't, add your own, and it's there next time.
Kaizen is the practice of getting a little better, continuously. We think that is how climbing works too: ordinary sessions, strung together. You log them, and the app shows you what they add up to.
Built for climbers who practice on purpose. Training is the quiet work that buys more climbing: longer seasons, harder days, a body that lasts. Climb Kaizen helps you see where your gaps are and break an ambitious goal into achievable chunks. You can also look back at what led up to your successes or any injuries.
Log a session in a few taps.
Tap a grade each time you finish a problem. Give a climb a name when you want to keep track of it, with your tries and a note. For a route, log how it went, from an onsight to falls and hangs. When you go back to a gym or crag, you'll see what you did there last time.
BouldersRoutesBoard climbsGym or crag
Train from your own workouts.
Save your workouts as templates and follow them set by set. One tap copies your numbers from last time, and a built-in timer runs your hangs and rests. You can change anything mid-workout, and your log keeps what you actually did.
TemplatesHang timerLeft and rightPersonal bests
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Session volume0 lbTry it: type a number, tick a set, add a set.
Plan your season on a calendar.
Lay out your weeks, then add training phases and trips. A planned day is checked off when you log it, and your pyramids fill in from the sends you log.
CalendarPhasesPyramidsGoalsTripsTest days
See your progress over time.
Look back over three months, six months or a year. See trends in your volume and grades, every climb counted by grade, and how consistent you've been over the last sixteen weeks. More analytics and more ways to visualize your data are on the way.
TrendsSend ledgerConsistencyBodyForceBoards
Also in the app
Boards, hangs, pulls and test days.
Force sensor
Connect a Tindeq Progressor and see your force while you pull. Run a peak force, endurance or critical force test, and track each hand over time.
In the phone apps, and in Chrome or Edge on a computer.
Hang timer
Run repeaters, rests, on-the-minute sets or a stopwatch. If you start the timer from an exercise, it offers to log the sets you finished.
Test days
Sensible defaults get you started: two ready-made test days and 35 measures to pick from. You can add your own too. Run a test day every month or every quarter, and each result is shown next to your last one.
Climb Kaizen is not affiliated with or endorsed by Kilter, Tension, Moon, Aurora, Tindeq or any other company named here.
iPhone, iPad & Android
Use it on your phone, at the wall.
Log climbs with one hand, run your timers, and tick off sets as you train. During a session, the clock and your rest timer stay on your lock screen. Your phone and the website share one log, so you can log at the gym and plan at home.
Details
A few smaller things.
Crag moods
Pick one of six colour themes and the whole app changes colour. This site does too. Tap one to try it.
Grades and units
Use any of eleven grade systems, including YDS, the V-scale, French, Font, UIAA and Ewbank. Use pounds or kilos, feet or centimetres. If you switch, your whole history switches with you. Try converting a grade:
route7a+ French = 5.12a YDS
boulder7A+ Font = V7
Your last visit
When you go back to a gym or crag, the app shows what you did there last time beside what you've done today.
Injury notes
When you finish a session, you can note anything that hurt, like a tweaky finger or a sore elbow. The note stays with that day and shows up in Reflect's logbook.
Export your data
Download your sessions, workouts and body readings as CSV files, or everything as one JSON file. Export works whether or not you're paying.
Celebrate wins
When you finish a workout with a heavier set or a longer hang than you've ever logged, the summary points it out.
real screens, demo data
Body & cycle
Track sleep, recovery and your cycle, if you want to.
There's a short daily check-in for sleep, steps, soreness, stress and motivation, and a variety of other health metrics, weight among them. Your phone can fill in some of them from Apple Health or Health Connect. There's a cycle tracker too.
- Off until you turn it on. Every reading and the cycle tracker start switched off, and they stay off until you turn them on.
- Your plan doesn't change. Your training days show on the same dial as your cycle. The app never changes your plan based on your cycle.
- Next period. Your next period is shown as a range of dates. If there isn't enough history to estimate it, nothing is shown.
- Private. We don't sell your data, and no outside advertiser or data broker gets it. Body and cycle readings are kept out of our product analytics. Cycle days are left out of your exports unless you choose to include them. You can delete your body readings or your cycle data on their own, at any time.
Track only what's useful to you.
Roadmap
What's here and what's next.
In the app today
- Sessions: boulders, routes and board climbs, with live numbers
- Training: templates, live workouts, a hang timer
- Plans: calendar, phases, pyramids, goals, trips, test days
- Reflect: trends, the send ledger, pages for body, force and boards
- Gyms, crags and board problems to pick from
- Force-sensor tests with a Tindeq Progressor
- Daily check-ins, body readings and the cycle tracker
- Apple Health and Health Connect, on the phones
- Grade systems, units, crag moods, export
Being built now
- The iPhone, iPad and Android apps, on their way to the App Store and Google Play
- Structured climbing sessions: 4×4s, on-the-minute, ARC sets and limit bouldering, as presets to start from
- Plan a session before you climb it, and keep both the plan and what you actually did
- More routes and problems in the catalog, so logging outside takes less typing
- A deeper Reflect: more charts and more ways to visualize your data
- A second force sensor: the WH-C06
Further out
- Coaching: work with your coach, or plan for your athletes and see their weeks
- Video study and analysis
- Educational material and programming
- The app in more languages
- Optional sharing: a session summary for Instagram or Strava
- Logging from an Apple Watch
- Polishes and papercuts. Our kaizen philosophy also applies to making this app better for you.
- And what you tell us you need
Something missing? Put a stone on the board, or write to us: hello@climbkaizen.com
Pricing
One plan, paid monthly or yearly.
Everything, on every platform. The first 30 days are free and we don't ask for a card.
Climb Kaizen, all of it
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$96 / year
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Monthly
$10 / month
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Prices in USD.
Good to know
- Cancel any time from your subscription page, or in your iPhone's settings if Apple bills you.
- If you stop paying, you can still read and export your log, forever.
- Your card details go straight to Stripe or Apple. They never reach us.
- One subscription covers web, iPhone and Android.
Who makes this
A climber who kept losing the story of their climbing to notebooks, spreadsheets and apps built for other sports. I use the app daily and love hearing feedback from other climbers.
Reach out any time: hello@climbkaizen.com