Features

Everything in the app, and where it's headed.

Five places to work from. Each one is real below: real screens, demo data. At the bottom, the roadmap, kept honest.

Climb: session history with live metrics
Climb

Sessions, logged in seconds.

The core loop. Open a session, tap what you climbed, close it. The numbers take care of themselves.

  • Grade-first logging. Tap the grade, tap send or attempt. Flash and repeat are one more tap.
  • Live metrics. V-Sum, quality, density and time on wall update as you log.
  • The catalog. 229,153 real routes and problems, growing every week, so outdoor logging is autocomplete instead of typing. Missing something? Add your own; it also tells us where to focus next.
  • Last time here. Back at a known gym or crag, the app shows what you did and what would beat it.
  • The Problems field. A tweaky finger gets a line of its own, and stays visible until it stops being one.
V-SUM 293BEST V9TIME ON WALL 17h 58m
Train: Easy Strength template with last numbers per lift
Train

Templates you write, workouts you ran.

You write the plan. The app keeps what actually happened, and never confuses the two. The runner is the part you feel: sets check off one-handed, volume counts itself, rest rides along.

  • Your templates. Build strength days from any exercises, in any scheme. Easy Strength to limit bouldering circuits.
  • A real training runner, in a climbing app. Mark each set as you make it. Done lifts settle back, the current one stays under your thumb, and the day's volume adds itself up.
  • Live runner. Rest timers with an optional 3 second lead-in. Fill a set by tapping last time's numbers.
  • Editable reality. Cut a set, add a set, change a load mid-workout. History records what you actually did.
  • PRs get noticed. A heavier top set or a new max hang is spotted and marked. No ceremony.
EASY STRENGTH DAY 39DEADLIFT 115 → 165 lb
Plan: week strip, route pyramid and season goals
Plan

Design the season. Sessions check the boxes.

Plans live on a calendar you can drag into shape. Progress fills in from real logging, never by hand.

  • Week planning. Lay out climb days, train days and rest. Move them when life moves.
  • Route pyramids. Pick a target grade and the pyramid below it fills from clean sends.
  • Season goals. A trip or a grade, with the work shown underneath it.
5.12a PYRAMID 7 / 15FALL 2026 · RED ROCKS
Reflect: trend cards with deltas and a plain-language observation
Reflect

The long view, in plain sentences.

Charts where they help, words where they help more. Every number traces back to a session you logged.

  • Trends with deltas. Volume, quality and intensity over 4, 8 or 16 weeks.
  • The send ledger. Every clean send, in one scrolling record.
  • Consistency heatmap. Sixteen weeks at a glance. Only fills where you've actually been.
  • Observations. Plain-language notes on what changed, written from your data.
V-Q 3.41 ▲ 0.7349 PROBLEMS · 6 MO
The cycle dial: day 6, likely follicular, phases and logged days around one ring
Body & cycle

Check in, and let the record fill in.

A twenty-second daily check-in, body metrics, and a cycle tracker built for climbers. All optional, all off by default.

  • Health syncing. Weight, sleep and steps arrive from Apple Health or Health Connect. Tap any value to correct it; your edits win.
  • The cycle dial. Flow and symptoms in two taps, any day editable, current and past cycles on one ring.
  • Observation, never advice. It connects your cycle to your climbing. It never names a best day or changes your plan by phase.
  • A window, never a day. Predictions show their uncertainty and go quiet when your data can't support one.
  • Sealed off, all of it. We never share your data, and health data we hold to a higher bar still: out of our product analytics and debugging, cycle data out of exports unless you switch that on, one-act delete, and a device-only mode before launch.
Mobile home: today's plan and check-in
Home & the phone

Today, in your pocket.

Home is the day's plan and a quick check-in. The phone apps carry the whole log to the wall.

  • Today's plan. What's scheduled, what's done, what moved.
  • One-handed logging. Built for chalky thumbs between burns.
  • In step with the web. Log at the gym, plan at the desk. Same log.
  • Crag moods, your units. Six palettes, every grade system, feet or centimetres, pounds or kilos.
Roadmap

Where this is going.

In the app today
  • Session logging with live metrics
  • Strength training: templates, live runner, PRs
  • Calendar, route pyramids, season goals
  • Reflect: trends, ledger, assessments
  • The route catalog: worldwide, and growing
  • Daily check-ins, body metrics, and the cycle tracker
  • Apple Health and Health Connect syncing
  • Grade systems, units, crag moods, export
Being built now
  • More ways to read your own history in Reflect
  • Climbing sessions with a shape: 4×4s, on-the-minute, ARC sets, limit bouldering, as presets to start from
  • Draft a session before you climb it, then keep both the plan and what actually happened
  • More routes and problems in the catalog, so logging outside takes less typing
Further out

Something missing? Put a stone on the board, or write to us: hello@climbkaizen.com

Try all of it, free, for 30 days.

No card to start. Your log exports any time, free or not.

Features · Climb Kaizen