Every session in one place, with finger training, conditioning, nutrition and niggles on the same timeline as the sends. No signal at the boulder is fine: it queues and syncs when you're back. Climb the circuits, hit milestones, and read back what's actually moving your climbing forward.
Indoor, board and outdoor sessions with warmups, finger training and conditioning logged alongside your ascents. Font, V, gym-colour and circuit grades, attempts, sends and session feel, all in one continuous history.
Schedule sessions ahead, and build send-lists for any region by date. Tick problems off as you climb and your trip list updates with you. Share it with whoever you're climbing with.
Track injuries on a body map by part and severity, and link each one back to the sessions where it was felt. Log meals, macros and supplements against the days they support, so the picture stays honest.
Pyramid health, training-load balance, flash-rate trends and goal progress, with alerts when it's time to push, ease off or rest. The logbook reads itself back to you.
Search walls, crags, regions and problems, browse the topos, and keep your spots close. Locations are submitted and moderated by climbers, so the map gets better the more people log on it. And when there's no signal at the boulder, everything you log queues up and syncs the moment you're back.
Six levels, named for the Fontainebleau circuits. You move up by earning points from the work you log, and by actually sending the grade each level asks for. Both gates, no shortcuts, and once you've reached a circuit it's yours for good.
Eleven things the app watches for. Three take over the screen when they land.
The other eight arrive as a quiet card: first of a grade outdoors, finger strength PB, pyramid row completed, weekly streak, streak milestones at 4, 8, 12, 26 and 52 weeks, a new spot, locations visited, and lifetime send count.
Six read-outs, built from what you log.
BLEAUBLOC isn't a side project or a quick app to flip. It started because the tool I wanted didn't exist: somewhere to keep training, sessions, outdoor sends, planning and insights in one honest place, instead of scattered across notes, spreadsheets and three other apps.
Every part of it, from the circuits and milestones to the insights engine and the injury and nutrition tracking, has been built deliberately, because it's the app I actually use to climb harder. It's independent, and it's in this for the long run.
Jason, founderEverything you need to log and track your climbing is free, for everyone: sessions, circuits, milestones, insights, injuries and nutrition. BLEAUBLOC is built and maintained independently. Becoming a Bleausard helps keep it going, and unlocks a little more.
Everything above is in the app today. Here's the order the rest arrives in.
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