Climb report

See how you climb, move by move

Film a boulder problem on your phone. A few minutes later you get a report on how the climb went and what to try next time.

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A drawing of a climber on a wall, with the route's holds highlighted and the path of the hips dotted. 643

How it works

  1. Photograph the wall

    The app finds the holds on the photo. Tap the ones that belong to the route. A route is set up once and then shared by everyone who uses the app.

  2. Film the climb and upload it

    Film from one spot with the climber and the whole route in the picture, starting while the climber is still on the floor.

  3. Read the report

    It is usually ready in 3 to 5 minutes, on the phone and as a PDF, in English or Turkish.

What the report shows

Where the time went

Time to the top, how much of it was spent gaining height, and where the climb stalled.

Move by move

Each hand and foot arriving on a hold, with the body drawn on the wall and a note on how it was placed: static or dynamic, a flag, a drop knee, a high step.

What to work on

A few points for next time, each with a short clip of the moment it is about.

Side by side

Two attempts at the same route in one video, lined up from the moment the feet leave the floor.

Progress

Each climber's attempts over time, and a one-page summary to print or send.

Your coach's comments

Coaches see every climber's climbs and write comments on them. New comments show at the top of your home page.

Who sees what

  • A climber account, for a family or an adult climber, sees only its own climbers and their climbs. Several people can share one account.
  • Coaches see every climber's climbs and can comment on them.
  • Routes are shared: everyone with an account can see them and upload their own climbs.
  • A report can be sent to someone without an account with a link, and the link can be switched off again.

Good to know

  • The notes are written by an AI model from the measurements and from still frames. It can misread a picture, so check each point against the video. It does not replace a coach.
  • One camera sees the climb in two dimensions. Distance from the wall, hip rotation and how a hold is gripped cannot be measured.
  • It is made for bouldering: from feet off the floor to both hands on the top hold.
  • Videos are sent to AI services to be analysed. Upload a video only with the climber's permission, or a parent's if the climber is a child.
  • Videos are deleted automatically after a set period. The report's numbers, pictures and PDF are kept until the climb is deleted.
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