Climbing & Partners: Cactux

Climbing & Partners: Cactux

Bouldering, topos & guidebooks

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Cactux is the climbing app built in Mexico: community guidebooks, offline walking navigation to the boulder, and the partners to go climbing with. Download a guidebook before you leave and use all of it at the crag with no signal. Walk to the block along the real approach trail, not a straight line. And if you have an Apple Watch, wear it. AT THE CRAG • Offline navigation — Follow the approach trail to a boulder or a route. Works with no data and no coverage. • Apple Watch — Send a sector to your wrist and move around the area without pulling out your phone. Mark points and record trails from the watch. • Topos — Photos of the wall with the lines drawn on them, plus grades, quality and description. • Sector maps — Boulders and routes colored by grade, with parking, trails and your own saved points. • Offline mode — Download the guidebook, photos and map tiles. It all lives on your phone. GRADES THE WAY YOU READ THEM • Convert between V-scale, Font, YDS and French. Pick your system and the whole app follows it — without touching what the first ascensionist wrote. PARTNERS • Find climbers — A map of climbers near you, with their grades, goals and availability. • Sessions — Propose a quick outing, rock or gym, and get it confirmed. • Trips — Plan longer ones: invitations, join requests, shared expenses, gear lists, carpooling and the forecast for the destination. • Follow climbers and see what they're sending. • Messaging — One inbox for all of it. ALSO • Log your ascents — offline too — rate quality and suggest a grade. • Community — Photos, videos and notes from climbers who've been there, per climb, sector or whole guidebook. • Events — Festivals, comps and meet-ups from the community. • News and videos from the climbing world. • In English and Spanish. Develop routes or write guidebooks? Publish yours at cactux.app and share it with the community. Cactux started in Guadalcázar and keeps growing: El Salto, Cañón de San Lorenzo, Sierra del Sarnoso and more. Missing your area? Get in touch.
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What's New in Climbing & Partners

2.9.0

August 20, 2026

Cactux 2.9.0 — multi-pitch routes from your phone, pitch by pitch. FOR EVERYONE • Report content — A comment, a reply, a logged ascent, a community photo or video, a guidebook photo and a whole guidebook each carry their own "Report" entry in the (...) menu. Before, you could only report the account behind it. • Partners — Deep-water solo, ice, via ferrata and aid are now climbing types you can put on your profile and filter by. And a profile listing a type your version doesn't know yet no longer takes the card down. • Picking a grade in the filters is a wheel now: the list no longer jumps back to your selection just before your tap lands. • A queued post whose file is gone can now be discarded, instead of sitting at "Uploading… 0%" forever. FOR GUIDEBOOK AUTHORS • Multi-pitch — Write a multi-pitch route from the phone: name, grade, length, bolts, anchor type and crux per pitch, reorderable by drag. • Each pitch draws its own line on the topo, colored from its own grade. The pitch bar tells you which one you're drawing and ticks off the ones that already have a line. • The route's headline grade, bolt count and length come from its pitches — hardest pitch, summed totals — so you no longer enter them twice. • And a half-drawn route explains itself when you read it: the fullscreen strip lists every pitch the route claims and dims the ones with no line yet.

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