Climbing, recovery, and training in one place. RoxClimbs pulls together logbook metrics, wearable recovery signals, and serious calendar coaching.

Active Crag Location
Most apps are just a spreadsheet or just a calendar. RoxClimbs joins what you climbed, how your body is doing, and what you should train next into a single unified dashboard.
Interactive Tour
Preview the core patterns behind the app: logbook summaries, planned workout cards, auto-detected projects, Garmin readiness, and simple controls for your own data.
Places
Comprehensive Notebook
No bloated visual interfaces. Just highly practical tools to track grade pyramids, analyze HRV readiness, map wearable telemetry, and receive coaching advice.
Log sends, attempts, and grades from global crags. Show clear grade pyramids. Integrates with theCrag API or handles CSV/XLSX imports.
Uses Garmin wellness, recent activity load, and optional cycle context to show the same practical Today signal you see inside the app.
Schedule planned sessions and track finger-strength tests. Uses spacing rules and intensity caps to support better recovery choices.
A coach view for daily check-ins, planned workouts, and training adjustments based on your logged climbing, Garmin sync, and recovery context.
Auto-detect outdoor projects from attempts and sends. Track attempt history, send conditions, and the routes that still need attention.
An ultra-light, offline-friendly page for quick crag jots. Save sent routes, attempts, or notes as reminders, then sync them when you are back online.
Training library
Open full sessions, check the sources, then save the cards you want into your own training calendar.
RoxClimbs uses HRV trends, sleep, load, and optional cycle context to estimate how ready you are to try hard. When signals are stale or recovery looks strained, the app says so instead of pretending.
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Founder & Lead Climber
"RoxClimbs started as a personal project. I built it for myself, to pull my sends, training and recovery together in one place. I'm sharing it in case anyone else wants to track their own climbing the same way."
Jump into the live app, or preview the guided tour first if you want to look around.
Crag jots are offline-friendly, and your app data stays yours.