Crag Log: Climbing Journal
iOS app by David Lonneman. Sports · David Lonneman
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-14
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Most climbing apps hand you a feed. Crag Log hands you a book. Every climb you log is filed under the crag you did it at, and every crag becomes a chapter — so what builds up over a season isn't a scroll of posts, it's a record of where you've been and what you've pulled on. Set in the typography of a printed guidebook: dot leaders, hairline rules, small caps, and a stamped tick beside every send. THE LOG Log a send in seconds — route, grade, style, and whether you onsighted it, worked it, or left it open as a project. Read your log by area the way a guidebook is organised, or flip it to read by date or by grade. Projects stay visible until the day they don't. CHAPTERS Open any crag to see everything you've done there, in order, with the dates and the grades. The places you keep coming back to build the thickest chapters. That's the point. THE RECORD Your climbing in figures: total sends, this month, hardest to date. A send log broken out by grade, a breakdown by style — trad, sport, boulder, top rope — and a tally of the areas you've spent the most days at. All time, or just this season. THE ATLAS A world map of climbing areas, searchable by area, route, or gym, drawn from OpenBeta's open climbing data. Browse a region down through its sub-areas to individual routes, or look up the most-climbed crags on earth by tick count. TRIPS Plan a trip, pin the crags you want to hit, and keep the whole itinerary in one place — with the map in the app and a tap out to Google Maps when you actually need driving directions. THE CREW Follow the climbers you climb with, see what they've been getting on, and call a meetup when you want company at the crag. GYM SESSIONS Plastic counts too. Track sessions, duration, how many climbs you got in, and your hardest route and boulder of the day — kept separately from your outdoor log so neither one muddies the other. YOUR CALL WHO SEES IT Every single entry carries its own visibility: private, friends, or public. Set it when you log it, change it later. Nothing is public by default because you weren't paying attention. ALSO IN THE BOOK - Works offline, so the log doesn't need a signal at the crag - Topo drawing — trace lines onto your own crag photos - An optional trip-planning assistant you can point at your own Anthropic API key - Share cards for the sends worth showing - Free, with no ads and nothing to subscribe to Area and route data comes from OpenBeta, an open database of climbing information.
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