One More Go vs ClimberKit

One More Go helps you turn every climbing session into progress you can actually see. Log every climb, use your gym’s grading scale, and turn each session into a clearer picture of how you are improving. Whether you are finding your rhythm, building consistency, or working a long term project, One More Go helps your progress make sense. Core tracking is free. No account needed. Track every session • Log sends, flashes, projects, and attempts • Use built in scales like V scale and Font, or create your gym’s custom grades • Add technique tags, notes, goals, mood, and session details • Take breaks between climbs with a built in rest timer See your progress • Follow trends across sessions, grades, and time • Track send rates, streaks, consistency, and volume • Notice which grades and styles are becoming more comfortable • Spot strengths, patterns, and places to focus next Use it at any gym • Start with built in presets for popular scales and color circuit gyms • Create custom gyms with their own grades, colors, sections, and ranges • Save gym membership barcodes so check in is one tap when you arrive • Track bouldering, top rope, and lead sessions • Keep your logbook useful even when your gym does not use standard grades Go deeper with Pro • Compare longer term progress with richer analytics • Add photos and linked videos to climbs • Replay climbing videos in slow motion with frame by frame control • Bookmark beta moments like a crux move, dyno, or foot swap • Get project tracking for long term goals • Personalize the app with premium themes One More Go is simple to use, encouraging, and private. Your climbing data stays local and can sync through your personal iCloud. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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