What Reddit Says About Bouldering Apps

I use toplogger, you basically log which boulders you have done in a larticular gym. Actually most boulderers I know use it. ... Aah I never knew, that explains why some gyms don't use it. Thanks! ... Redpoint is a great tracking app, and if your gym has its own grading system you can input it ...

I was wondering if anyone knows any good app on my WearOS Watch to track bouldering. I saw redpoint which tracks all sorts of things while…

36 votes, 61 comments. Hi i recently strated bouldering and i am a software developer so obviously i started creating a bouldering app to track my…

Boulder trainer app is also pretty nice because it has options for many different hangboards if you don't have a beastmaker.

68 votes, 19 comments. 184K subscribers in the climbharder community. Reddit's rock climbing training community. Dedicated to increasing all our…

I'm sure you've done actual research where I haven't, but this is the exact opposite of why my friends and I use a climbing app for indoor use. Providing beta seems overkill for indoor routes. They won't be up for long, there's usually climbers to help, and figuring it out m...

27crags.com is a pretty good resource. They also have an app, but I've only used it to navigate to bouldering area's, not sure if it has topos, or how good they are. Enjoy! ... They have topos, probably the best app.

Try hard things, try things that you know your not good at, find the things you avoid and do those things, I don't think there's an app that can do that for you yet. ... I like Redpoint. I wish it had a spray wall / time on board input. Otherwise it’s nice to quickly log boulders and their...

It was, but it actually shut down in December. I did some digging and the best replacement I’ve found is the Pinnacle app. I think it was a few dollars, but it’s great! Highly recommend. ... Made an app that gives my bouldering sessions a score to beat next time.

Hey! So I’ve been thinking about introducing some “training for climbing” into my weekly routine and have seen some buzz about the “crimpd app” (if…

Both great apps but red point has a little more information, but both work very similar. Main difference is Redpoint actually tells you the total altitude climbed which is really cool if you want to see that info. But they both let you select what you are climbing and you can log flashes, sends, and...

If you want to build a bouldering app my suggestion would be find a problem then build a solution to that one problem. Build a user base, then look for the next problem and add that as an additional feature.

Hi everyone I do know there is an exercise option built into Activities for climbing. Just wondering if there’s anything better out there…whether…

I personally think the market is already saturated and it’s not worth doing, but your call. ... How do you log a repeat on Kaya? I just switched to it from MyClimb because the app is closing down next month. I can log an onsight/flash but there's no option for a repeat and it's logging my ...

Make it like the "Rock Garden" app (360º zoomable topos), but better, cheaper, include more walls. ... If it's a boulder, clearly marked start holds, and a finish hold if it's a drop off.

The Mountain Project app is a decent free alternative. It's not as good because it's incomplete and community driven but free is free. ... Or one of, like, 50 similar knot apps. ... www.climbcation.com for filtering destinations and planning trips... Might be a little biased since it'...

Let's be honest here, the information provided in mountain project is wonderful. The app itself is one of the worst I've ever used. Such an unintuitive app. Are there any alternatives?