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Pinnacle Climb Log

Pinnacle Climb Log

Track Rock Climbing Workouts

288 ratings
75 reviews
💪 Health & Fitness
⚽ Sports
$3.99

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Nick Romano
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Log rock climbing workouts and track progress on Apple Watch and iPhone. Capture heart rate, calories, and analyze workouts. Sync with Strava and HealthKit.

✓Log climbs and attempts with one tap
✓Track heart rate and calories burned
✓Analyze and compare workouts
✓Today Widget for quick logging
✓Offline Apple Watch app
✓HealthKit integration
✓Strava sync
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What users say

Summarized from real user reviews of Pinnacle Climb Log. Based on 288 reviews and a 4.6/5 average, it highlights the 10 positives and 10 negatives reviewers mention most about this Health & Fitness app.

Positive things

  • 👍Simple and intuitive user interface
  • ⌚Excellent Apple Watch integration
  • 📊Easy climb logging and progress tracking
  • ❤️Heart rate monitoring during climbs
  • 🔗Seamless Strava integration
  • 🎯Minimal, focused feature set without bloat
  • 📱Lock screen widget functionality
  • 💾Data export capabilities
  • 🏃Automatic Health app syncing
  • ⚡Quick and efficient logging

Negative things

  • 🐛Frequent app crashes and stability issues
  • 🔄Unreliable syncing between watch and phone
  • 💾Data loss during sessions
  • ⌚Compatibility issues with older Apple Watch models
  • 🗺️Inaccurate location logging
  • ⚫Black screen errors requiring reinstallation
  • 📉Limited data analysis and visualization tools
  • 🔌Inconsistent HealthKit integration
  • ⏱️Session timing resets mid-workout
  • 📱Poor iPhone SE/smaller device support
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What's New in Pinnacle Climb Log

8.8

February 10, 2026

Fixed: • Record screen showing “resume” after ending a workout. • Data sometimes not showing after no recorded workouts for 30 days.

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Epic and straight to the point

You start > you climb > you tag. It’s perfect and easy
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Top mais à l’abandon

Crash tout le temps, back to Redpoint..
GrosboeufGrosboeuf

Strava integration on the fritz

Love the app but for some reason the Strava integration has been failing lately… maybe an easy fix?
tvargstvargs

Works great

The app works great. I had some slight issues with syncing sessions between Apple Watch and iPhone at some point, but those seem to be fixed now.
The only feature I would like to have are different kinds of tick types. Mainly for flashes, but also repeats would be a nice addition.
Ad3boAd3bo

Ne fonctionne pas sur Apple Watch

L’application ne démarre pas sur l’Apple Watch…
LRakotLRakot
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Reported Bugs

16 issues

App crashes when accessing Stats section

Bug

Black screen on app launch

Bug

Watch app fails to start on some devices

Bug

Sessions fail to save or sync

Bug

Heart rate data missing from sessions

Bug

Partial session recording when app minimized

Bug

Watch app crashes when navigating between screens

Bug

Strava integration failing intermittently

Bug

Session time resets while keeping climbs active

Bug

Blank white image when exporting workout graphs

Bug

Widget button not visible on iPhone SE

Bug

Syncing delays and inconsistencies

Bug

App incompatible with original Apple Watch

Bug

Series 2 watch app crashes on launch

Bug

Discipline switching creates duplicate sessions

Bug

Activity app not receiving exported workouts

Bug
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Requested Features

20 requests

Failed attempt vs successful send distinction

Feature

Rest timer between climbs

Feature

Flash/repeat climb marking and statistics

Feature

Outdoor sport lead session option

Feature

Custom grading scales for gym-specific grades

Feature

Australian bouldering grading system

Feature

Automatic climb detection and logging

Feature

Distance climbed measurement

Feature

Vertical feet climbed tracking

Feature

Advanced statistics and analytics dashboard

Feature

Ability to merge and split workouts

Feature

Belay detection during sessions

Feature

Workout completion confirmation prompt

Feature

Climb reminder notifications

Feature

Individual climb heart rate and altitude data

Feature

Skill level score tracking over time

Feature

Average grade progression over time

Feature

Garmin watch and external heart rate monitor support

Feature

Discipline switching within single session

Feature

Climb timing separate from rest time

Feature

FAQ

What does Pinnacle Climb Log do?

Pinnacle Climb Log allows you to log your rock climbing workouts directly from your Apple Watch or iPhone. It tracks key metrics like heart rate, calories burned, and workout locations, and provides analysis of your progress.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include one-tap logging of climbs and attempts, offline Apple Watch functionality, a Today Widget for quick logging, HealthKit integration to sync with the Health app and Activity rings, and compatibility with Strava for syncing workout data.

How much does Pinnacle Climb Log cost?

The app is a one-time purchase which includes unlimited syncing of climbs. There are no in-app purchases or ads mentioned.

What devices is Pinnacle Climb Log compatible with?

The app is compatible with Apple Watch and iPhone. It also integrates with HealthKit and can sync data to Strava.

What types of climbing does the app support?

The app supports various climbing types including Boulder, Top Rope, Lead, and Trad routes. It also supports multiple grading scales for bouldering and rope climbing, such as Hueco V, Fontainebleau, Yosemite Decimal, and UIAA.