CruxCut: AI Climb Video Editor
Track, review & share climbs
About
This app automatically tracks climbers in video footage, segments each move, and generates highlight reels of difficult sections. It's designed for climbers to review projects, get feedback, and share their progress.
What's New in CruxCut
1.1.1
July 7, 2026
- mproved the UI and UX for a smoother experience. - Added new subscription options for greater flexibility.
Subscription plans
Pro Monthly
Unlimited AI tracking edits
Developer apps
FAQ
What is CruxCut?
CruxCut is an AI-powered video editor specifically designed for climbers. It automatically tracks climbers, segments their moves, and creates highlight reels of the most challenging parts of a climb.
How does CruxCut track climbers?
CruxCut uses AI algorithms to detect the climber in both tripod and handheld footage, keeping them centered with smooth zoom and pan effects, even during dynamic movements.
Can CruxCut help me analyze my climbs?
Yes, CruxCut automatically divides each climb into individual moves, allowing you to review difficult sequences, revisit key moments, and add notes to specific sections for detailed analysis.
Does CruxCut have ads?
No, CruxCut does not contain advertisements. The app offers a free version with core features and an optional Pro subscription for the full automatic editing experience.
What are the subscription options for CruxCut Pro?
CruxCut Pro offers two subscription plans: Pro Monthly at $7.99 per month and Pro Annual at $59.90 per year. Both plans include a 7-day free trial.
What devices does CruxCut support?
CruxCut is currently supported on iPhone devices. It was last updated on July 7, 2026, with version 1.1.1.
What is the age rating for CruxCut?
CruxCut has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in climbing and video editing.
How does CruxCut compare to generic video editors?
Unlike generic video editors, CruxCut is built specifically for climbing. Its features, such as climber tracking, move segmentation, and highlight generation, are optimized for climbing footage.