CragMate: Climbing Logbook
iOS app by Alexander Batalov. Health & Fitness · Alexander Batalov
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 1
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-15
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Store description excerpt
Log your climbs in two taps. Track your progression. Know when you're ready for the next attempt. CragMate is a climbing and bouldering logbook built for the gym and the crag - with two-tap Apple Watch logging and a full logbook that's completely free. TWO-TAP LOGGING ON APPLE WATCH Pick your grade, tap start, climb. That's it. No fiddling with chalky fingers, no menus mid-session. Indoor bouldering, outdoor bouldering, sport climbing - pick one and go. THE FULL LOGBOOK. FREE. Every session, every climb, every grade. Session duration, top grade, effort score, and complete history. No paywall on your own data. WATCH YOUR TOP GRADE CLIMB Grade progression over time, volume by grade, send rate, sessions per week. See the trend line, not just the numbers. RECOVERY INSIGHTS BUILT FOR CLIMBERS Heart rate zones lie to climbers - isometric contractions and arms-over-head positioning inflate your heart rate. CragMate tracks what actually matters: how fast your heart rate recovers between attempts. See your fatigue curve build across a session, your ready rate, and your send rate when rested vs. rushed (spoiler: rest more). WORKS WITH APPLE HEALTH Sessions save as Apple Health workouts and count toward your rings, whoop and main Apple Health App. No account, no sign-up, no email required. Your data stays yours. WHO IT'S FOR Climbers who boulder and climb sport, want a frictionless logbook, and are curious about data. Made by a solo developer who climbs.
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