ClimbingNote+ questions, answered

No. You can start logging immediately without signing in. Your climbing log is stored in the app's local database.

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.

Core logging, history, saved locations, route libraries, and Insight work offline. Update checks, optional analytics, and platform geocoding require a connection.

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.

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.

Yes. Sessions can be recorded as gym or outdoor activities, and saved places can be organized as gyms or crags.

ClimbingNote+ records bouldering, top-rope, and lead climbing. Outdoor route libraries support boulder, sport, and trad route types.

Insight compares sends, attempts, total tries, and send rate. You can filter by 30 days, 90 days, or all history, plus location, climbing type, grade, and tag.

No. Each installation has its own local database. Use JSON export and import when you want to make a backup or move records.

Location permission is optional. Saved gym and crag coordinates remain in the local app database. Platform geocoding may process coordinates when you request a city or address.

Yes. The official website provides the direct Android APK, while the iPhone version is available from the App Store.

The current app supports English, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese.