Climb Tracker
Free App
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About Climb Tracker
Are you a rock climber who likes to remember your rock climbing adventures and workouts? Climb Tracker is an easy-to-use app that helps you to track your climbing. Adding a climb can be as quick as two clicks after opening the app.
You may add more details about the climb to track climbing locations, projects, notes, beta received, and attempts. Your projects will be all the more memorable when you can see each day you worked it and the number of total attempts it took to send the climb.
Climb Tracker also presents a statistical overview on your climbing history. You may view the climbs you've sent by sessions, weeks, months, years or your whole tracking career. It is filterable by outside and gym climbing locations, and bouldering or roped climbing.
Keep your climbing data safe by using Climb Tracker's built-in functionality to backup and restore to/from your personal Google Drive. This makes the data exportable and transferable. The backup and restore functionality has been tested on the following phones: Google Nexus 4, Google Galaxy Nexus, Samsung Galaxy S3, Samsung Galaxy S and HTC Rezound.
The first version of Climb Tracker supports the YDS and Hueco Tanks grading systems.
The Climb Tracker icon is based on SMC's blue carabiner image which may be reused under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.
You may add more details about the climb to track climbing locations, projects, notes, beta received, and attempts. Your projects will be all the more memorable when you can see each day you worked it and the number of total attempts it took to send the climb.
Climb Tracker also presents a statistical overview on your climbing history. You may view the climbs you've sent by sessions, weeks, months, years or your whole tracking career. It is filterable by outside and gym climbing locations, and bouldering or roped climbing.
Keep your climbing data safe by using Climb Tracker's built-in functionality to backup and restore to/from your personal Google Drive. This makes the data exportable and transferable. The backup and restore functionality has been tested on the following phones: Google Nexus 4, Google Galaxy Nexus, Samsung Galaxy S3, Samsung Galaxy S and HTC Rezound.
The first version of Climb Tracker supports the YDS and Hueco Tanks grading systems.
The Climb Tracker icon is based on SMC's blue carabiner image which may be reused under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
1.01 Climbs on climb list now will have highlighted background on press. Updated forms for roped climbing for phones with smaller screens.
1.01 Climbs on climb list now will have highlighted background on press. Updated forms for roped climbing for phones with smaller screens.
More downloads Climb Tracker reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
More downloads Climb Tracker reached 100 - 500 downloads
More downloads Climb Tracker reached 100 - 500 downloads
More downloads Climb Tracker reached 50 - 100 downloads
What are users saying about Climb Tracker
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I love the app, but I do wish that roped climbs had an option for toprope vs lead (and also that I could sort by lead and toprope when looking at my stats).
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It's exactly what I wanted: to record my sessions and take notes. An option to record climbing specific workouts would be great. The grade drop down could have a couple options like "calisthenics" or "treadwall". Overall I'm very happy with this app and it's a great tool to motivate me to push myself.
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Works!!! It would be nice to be able to add photos.
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Would be nice to have ice and mixed route ratings.
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Simple and easy way to track my progress.
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This is very and simple and easy to use. Gotta love lack of permissions yet still able to save/restore to Google Drive. Performs as advertised.
by X####:
Good idea, but the UX needs some work. It's a lot of clicks to add a project (and no easy way to differentiate TR/warm-up climbs from lead), and after 10 minutes of poking around I couldn't figure out how to easily add an attempt at a project to a particular day. Seems like more work to use this app than just keeping notes in Excel/Google Sheets.