SendBoulder vs ClimberKit

Bouldering isn’t just a climb—it’s pure session energy, chill vibes, and that subtle flex when you nail the hardest wall in the gym. SendBoulder is built for indoor boulderers who want more than logbooks and empty leaderboards. This is where raw sessions spark, beta flies, and every send becomes a quiet story. Snap a pic and tag holds—AI finds grips, you dial in those sneaky wall moves Build any gym with every grade, create new problems for the whole tribe Share every route, attempt, and send—subtle bragging rights baked in Sign-up is instant and super easy—just tap into the app, climb, and go Add grades fast, update problems, and keep the wall fresh Growth is pure sharing: your gym, your problems, your session—free for all, just share and send Stay chill, send hard, and keep the beta flowing. Everything you create is live for the whole crew. Ready to session? Download SendBoulder, bring the energy, and join the tribe.

I started building ClimberKit because I was tired of my projects disappearing into hundreds of unsorted videos in my camera roll. ClimberKit is a place to record climbs with as little or as much detail as you want - grades, moves, skin quality, custom tags - and turn them into a clearer picture of your progress. I've always felt that there's a ton of value in analysis: rewatching attempts to study tricky moves, or sitting at the gym with a friend working through the beta together. Grades help, but they vary wildly from gym to gym (sometimes even within the same gym!), and I wanted something that let me actually measure progression. Sharing your climbs matters a lot too, whether that's with a big audience or just with your friends and family. Today, ClimberKit lets you export your routes and sessions with multi-view video and stats overlays, and there'll be more tools coming soon that I can't wait to share. This started as something I wanted for myself. As I've built it, I've kept sanding down the rough edges and adding the features I'd want to see - but I'm excited to finally share it with the climbing community and keep making it more useful for all of us. - Kyle