Log without losing your flow
Start a gym or outdoor session, pick a grade, and record a send or attempt in seconds.
ClimbingNote+ for iPhone and Android
A fast, private climbing log
Record bouldering and route sessions at the gym or crag. See send rates, grade trends and tag-based insights without creating an account.
Free to download. Eight major grade systems, custom gym scales, and English, Chinese, or Japanese UI.
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A log that earns its place at the wall
Log. Review. Learn.
The useful loop is simple enough to repeat after every climb and detailed enough to reveal patterns over time.
Review the session
Keep session duration, grades, attempts, sends, locations and route tags together in one history.
Learn from the pattern
Compare volume, hardest grades and tag-based send rates across 30 days, 90 days or your full history.
One log for gym days and crag days
Bouldering, top-rope and lead
Use V, Font, Japanese Dankyu, YDS, French, UIAA, British Trad, Ewbank, or your gym's own bouldering scale. Set a personal default and override it for any gym or crag.
- Bouldering
- V · Font · Dankyu
- Routes
- YDS · French · UIAA
- Places
- Gym + crag
- Account
- Not required
Insight
See what your memory misses
A single session can feel random. Repeated tags and outcomes show where your climbing is actually changing.
- Filter the right sliceChoose time range, gym or crag, climbing type, grade and tags.
- Compare outcomesSort by sends, attempts, total tries or send rate.
- Keep tags usefulRename, merge, hide or remove tags as your log evolves.
A complete session history
Your climbing, organized by when and where it happened
Review every saved session, compare monthly, yearly and all-time volume, and keep route context attached to outdoor days.
Progress without guesswork
Hardest-grade trends and volume charts make long-term change visible.
Locations that stay yours
Save gyms and crags locally and add coordinates only when they help.
Local-first by design
Your log stays under your control
Climbing sessions, grades, locations and tags are stored in the app's local database. No account is required.
Works offline
Core logging, history and insights do not depend on a signal at the wall.
Portable backup
Export JSON and merge a backup safely when you move devices.
Optional analytics
Consent-based usage analytics can be disabled at any time in Settings.
No social feed
The product stays focused on recording and reviewing your own climbing.
Guides
Build a log you will use later
Start here
How to log an indoor climbing session
A practical workflow for recording grades, attempts and sends without slowing down your session.
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Find patterns with Insight
Compare send rates by location, climbing type, grade and the tags that matter to you.
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Back up and move your climbing log
Export a portable JSON backup and merge it safely when you move to another device.
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Before your first session
Do I need an account to use ClimbingNote+?
No. You can start logging immediately without signing in. Your climbing log is stored in the app's local database.
Which climbing grades are supported?
Bouldering supports V Scale, Fontainebleau, Japanese Dankyu, and reusable custom gym scales. Roped climbing supports YDS, French, UIAA, and Ewbank, with British Trad for traditional routes. Grade conversions are approximate.
Does ClimbingNote+ work without internet?
Core logging, history, saved locations, route libraries, and Insight work offline. Update checks, optional analytics, and platform geocoding require a connection.
How do I back up or move my climbing data?
Export a JSON backup from Settings, then import it on the other device. Import adds new records, keeps newer versions, and reports incompatible conflicts instead of silently deleting data.
What does optional analytics collect?
If you opt in, the app sends the product-usage events described in the privacy policy to Firebase Analytics. You can disable Experience Improvement in Settings at any time.
Log the climb. Learn from the pattern.
Start your next session with a quieter, more useful climbing log.