Climb card
One burn, one tap.
Press + for every burn. Marking it sent never adds one, and a send on your first burn is a flash.
The logbook for indoor bouldering
Start a session at your gym, tap the boulder in front of you, and press + every time you get on it. Cruxd counts the burns, knows a flash from a send, and your friends see the session on your gym's map.
Free on iPhone, opening gym by gym.
Download on the App Store
A session is a hundred small goes on a wall that changes every few weeks. Cruxd keeps each one where it happened, so next time you know what you've sent and what's still a project.
Climb card
Press + for every burn. Marking it sent never adds one, and a send on your first burn is a flash.
This session
Every boulder you got on is in the session: flashed, sent, still a project, or just tried. Next time they're still marked on the map, and a project keeps its count from last time.
Feed
The boulders you climbed light up where they are. Friends give kudos and comment.
You
“You climb 7A” comes from what you've actually sent. Next to it: the grade you're pushing, your flash grade, the milestones you've hit and the projects still open.
With friends
Follow your friends and the gyms you climb at. Their sessions and their news come to you.
Their sessions land in your feed, drawn on the gym's map. Give kudos, leave a comment, and tag who you climbed with.
New sets, events and news from every gym you follow, in one place. When a wall is reset, it's in your bell.
Mark the gyms you actually climb at. They're ready on the Log tab before your first session, and the Gyms tab can show just their posts.
For gyms
The gym side lives in the same app, behind the same login. Your setters keep the map true from the wall, and your climbers log on what's actually up.
Place a boulder on your floor plan where it's set, with its tape, grade and setter. Strip it when it comes down.
Reset a wall in one go and the post about the new set goes out with it. Add news with photos or clips, pinned or scheduled, straight to your followers' bell.
Which walls get the most goes, when people come, and which boulders climbers feel are a grade off. Counted from Cruxd climbers only.