VERTIREX CLIMBING LOGBOOK · IN PRIVATE BETA FOR ANDROID

Your climbing days, in one place.

Less time logging. More time climbing. Keep your outings, climbs, photos, and the details worth remembering together, then explore the progress in your climbing.

Built for your climbing days.

Log climbs quickly

Group climbs by outing. Record grades, climbing methods, and results, with optional partners, conditions, and notes.

Keep photos and locations

Attach photos from your camera or gallery and save an optional GPS point for a route start. View recorded locations on a topographic map.

Find past climbs

Search your climbing history, narrow results by grade range, and view matching climbs with saved coordinates on a map.

See your climbing progress

Explore your climbing pyramid, leads by grade and ascent result, and highest grades over time. Filter your recorded rock leads by period and protection type.

Build a climbing résumé

Select and review your recorded experience, then preview and export a PDF résumé. This beta feature is being field tested.

Back up your logbook

Save and restore your records with a JSON backup, or choose a full ZIP backup that includes attached photos.

Separate climber profiles

Keep separate local logbooks for different climbers on the same device. Profiles are local, not password-protected online accounts.

Choose light or dark mode

Use the refreshed interface in light or dark mode to suit your preference.

A look inside the beta

Screens from the Android beta in light and dark mode. Features and layout may change. Progress charts use fictional demo data to illustrate app features and do not represent a real climber’s performance. Select an image to view it full size.

Your outings at a glance

Vertirex Climbing Logbook outings list with date filters — Keep climbing days together and find past outings by date.

The details worth remembering

Climb details in dark mode with a route photo, grade, ascent result, and optional route-start coordinates — Keep photos, grades, results, and optional locations with each climb.

Remember where you climbed

Saved climb locations on a USGS topographic map with dark mode controls — See recorded climb locations on a topo map. Map tiles require internet.

See your climbing pyramid

Demo climbing pyramid in dark mode using fictional climbing data — Explore a climbing pyramid. Fictional demo data shown for illustration.

Understand your results

Demo results chart showing leads by grade and ascent result using fictional data — Compare leads by grade and ascent result. Fictional demo data shown for illustration.

Review your experience

Climbing résumé review with route names, grades, methods, and lead results — Review your climbing history before exporting a PDF résumé.

Your record, ready for the next outing.

Keep logging at the crag without an internet connection. Map tiles require internet. GPS capture is optional and starts when you choose to use it. Save backups regularly to keep a separate copy of your logbook and photos.

Availability

Climbing Logbook is in private beta for Android, with testing by invitation. It is still being developed and is not available for public download or iOS devices. Public release details and pricing will be shared here when confirmed.

Help shape the logbook

Interested in testing the logbook on your climbing outings? Request beta access through the contact form. Include your device type, the kinds of climbing you do, and what you would like to test. Selected testers will receive installation details and be asked to share feedback on ease of use and any bugs. You can also send feedback without joining the beta.

Request beta access