ClimbLog: Climbing Workout Log

About ClimbLog: Climbing Workout Log

ClimbLog is a personal workout journal for indoor climbing and bouldering that records your sessions exactly the way your gym grades them — by hold color. No forced V-scale: rebuild your gym's color ladder in the app and log real training volume like "red: 6 attempts, 4 sends".

■ Made for climbers who
• Can't remember what they actually climbed after a gym day
• Think in gym colors (red, orange, yellow…) rather than V-grades
• Train volume by repeating problems (round trips and one-way laps)
• Want pull-ups, dead hangs, and other accessory work in the same log
• Prefer a quiet solo log — no social feed, no followers

■ Key features

1. Your gym, your color ladder
Register the gyms you visit and rebuild each gym's color-grade ladder. Add optional grade hints (red V0-V1, blue V4-V5) and attach a photo of the gym's grade chart. Track multiple gyms separately.

2. Per-color attempt & send counters
During a session, log attempts, sends, round trips, and one-way laps per color with a few taps. The "repeat last session" shortcut restarts yesterday's setup instantly for volume training days.

3. Accessory training in the same session
Add pull-ups, dead hangs, push-ups, planks and more with sets, reps, or seconds — all inside the same climbing session. Custom exercise presets supported.

4. Weekly goal & streaks
Set a weekly session goal (e.g. 3 times a week) and watch your progress and consecutive-week streak on the home screen.

5. Stats that show your progress
Weekly, monthly, and all-time charts for session volume, sends per color, and accessory-exercise personal records (PR). Filter by gym to focus on one location.

■ Light and private
• No sign-up — install and start logging
• All data stays on your device (nothing is uploaded)
• Works fully offline
• Dark mode, English and Korean supported

Keep the sends from every gym day, in the exact colors you climbed them. Consistent logging builds your next send.

Note: ClimbLog is a personal training log and is not affiliated with any climbing gym or organization.