Gym Climb

Gym Climb

Free climbing log, no account

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Gym Climb is a fast, thoughtful indoor climbing logbook — built for the moments between attempts. Log each try as it happens: discipline, grade, route color, result, and how hard it felt. Today stays easy to scan, every past day remains close at hand, and focused analytics help you see the patterns in your climbing. WHY CLIMBERS LIKE IT • Fast logging — choose a grade, mark Send or Attempt, then record effort with one fluid gesture • A calm daily ledger — see every try in order, tap a row to reuse its setup, or edit the exact entry • Useful analytics — filter by discipline and date range, then explore volume, outcomes, grades, effort, and climbing rhythm • History that stays tidy — days begin collapsed and expand only when you want the detail • Apple Watch — log between attempts without pulling out your phone PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No ads. No third-party tracking. Your log lives on your device and can sync through your own private iCloud when available. Lead, top rope, auto belay, or boulder — Gym Climb keeps the details close, then gets out of the way so you can get back on the wall.
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What's New in Gym Climb

0.5

July 26, 2026

Logging now feels faster and more fluid: choose Send or Attempt, then record how hard it felt in one focused motion. Today is a calm chronological ledger. Tap any climb to reuse its grade, discipline, and color, or use the pencil to edit that exact try. Progress is now Analytics, with compact shared filters and redesigned charts for volume, outcomes, grade distribution, effort by grade, and climbing rhythm. History is easier to scan: days begin collapsed, expand independently, and each day has a direct analytics shortcut. The iPhone and Apple Watch now share the same simple one-row-per-try model throughout.

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