Climbing & Partners: Cactux

Climbing & Partners: Cactux

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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

2.10.0

August 28, 2026

Events now live completely on your phone: carry your ticket, answer invitations, join activities, and arrive prepared—all from Cactux. NEW • Tickets and activities — See tickets you bought or assigned, answer invitations, complete required forms, accept prerequisites, and register for program sessions. • Wallet — Add compatible tickets to Wallet. • Event board — Organizers publish announcements and pin important threads; attendees ask questions, reply, and follow conversations for updates. Posts and replies can be edited, reported, or removed, abusive accounts can be blocked, and organizers can lock a finished thread. • At the door — Organizers scan tickets and check people in even without a signal; changes sync when the connection returns. • Savings plans — See how much remains and when the next payment is due. IMPROVED • Guidebooks from your phone — Authors can now configure sector maps, connect trails, manage collaborators, replace covers, and link photos to climbs. • Safety and control — Report specific content, block abusive accounts, and delete your account and personal data from Settings. FIXED • Event and climb links and notifications now open the exact content they reference. • Trail recording no longer interprets a lost GPS signal as a real path.

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