Log every session. Train what matters. Climb harder outside.
BLEAUBLOC is one place for all of it: indoor, board and outdoor sessions, with the finger training and the niggles on the same timeline, read back as training insights.
Three records of one climber.
Each of these is good at the job it does, and none of them can answer a question about your climbing, because none of them can see the other two. From your next session, all of it lands in one place.
How the logbook works →The board's own app
Kilter, Tension or Moon. Every problem you have done on that board.
Cannot see: The day outside, the hangboard session on Friday, and whether your fingers were already cooked.
An outdoor logbook
Your sends on rock, graded and dated.
Cannot see: The board work and the finger training that produced them.
Your phone notes
Whatever you remembered to type, on the days you remembered.
Cannot see: Everything. A note is a list of words and nothing ever reads it back.
One history. Six things read it.
Nothing here lives in another app. Every part reads the same history, which is what makes the whole of it worth more than any one piece.
All features →Indoor, board and outdoor
Every session in one continuous history, with warmups, finger training and conditioning logged beside the ascents. Attempts, sends and how the session felt. With no signal at the boulder it all queues and syncs the moment you are back.
Read more →CircuitsSix levels, two gates
Named for the Fontainebleau circuits and earned from the work you log, gated on banked points and a grade you have actually sent. Eleven milestones the app watches for as you go.
Read more →InsightsThe logbook, read back
Grade pyramid, acute-to-chronic load balance, flash rate over time, how your gym grade translates to rock, finger work by hand and hold type, and where you actually climb. All of it, over all of your history.
Read more →FingersTraining, and a measured benchmark
Dead hangs, repeaters, density hangs and lifts, charted session by session per hand. The guided benchmark is the one part that needs hardware: a Tindeq Progressor over Bluetooth. Everything else here is logged by hand.
Read more →ToposCrags, problems and lines
Search walls, crags, regions and problems, and browse community topos. Locations and topos are submitted and moderated by climbers, and open to everyone to read and to add to.
Read more →BodyNiggles and nutrition
Injuries on a body map by part and severity, each linked back to the sessions where it was felt. Meals, macros and supplements against the days they support.
Read more →A tour of the app.
Climb the circuits. Yellow to White.
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 have reached a circuit it is yours for good.
How circuits work →Bleausards supportthe platform.
For a small monthly fee you support the upkeep of BLEAUBLOC and the building of what comes next, and you unlock a handful of features as a token of appreciation. Everything needed to log and read your climbing stays free, for everyone, with no cap on history.
- Tailored training plans
- Trip planning and send lists
- Boulder and wall pins on the crag map
- Crag and global leaderboards
Billed in the app, through Apple.
Built from your numbers, not a template.
Ask for a week and the app builds one from your stated availability and goals, your equipment, and the load you have actually been carrying. Here is what it checks first.
How the week is built →Rules, not a model
The week is rules applied to your own numbers, and there is no AI in it. Where there is little to personalise on it produces a plain week and says so, rather than dressing a guess up as a prescription.
No availability, no plan
Days per week and session length have no default, on purpose. A week built on an assumption you never agreed to is worse than no week, so it asks first and says what is missing.
An injury outranks a schedule
A moderate finger or upper-body injury blocks prescribed finger work and the benchmark itself, because a benchmark is a maximal finger test and being due does not beat being hurt. A niggle caps it instead of blocking it.
Elevated load overrides the week
If your acute-to-chronic balance is high or a deload is due, the plan becomes the deload, capped at three sessions however available you said you were.
Straight answers.
What does it actually log?
Indoor, board and outdoor sessions in one continuous history, with warmups, finger training and conditioning logged beside the ascents. Attempts, sends and how the session felt, plus injuries on a body map and meals against the days they support.
Can I import my existing logbook?
No. Nothing imports today, from any app, website or spreadsheet, so your history in BLEAUBLOC starts with your next session. Whether that changes is an open question with no date attached to it.
Does it work at the crag with no signal?
Yes. Sessions logged without a connection queue on the phone and sync the moment you are back in range. Nothing is lost and nothing needs re-entering.
Do I need any hardware?
Only for the guided benchmark, which streams from a Tindeq Progressor over Bluetooth. Everything else, including all the finger training, is logged by hand and works with the phone on its own.
What does it cost?
Logging and reading your climbing are free, including every chart over all of your history with no cap. Bleausard is £3.99 a month and adds a generated training week, both leaderboards, trip send lists and boulder and wall map pins.
Is there AI in it?
No. The training week is rules over your own numbers: your stated availability, your goals, your equipment and the load you have actually been carrying. Where there is little to personalise on it produces a plain week and says so, rather than dressing a guess up as a prescription.
Is there an Android version?
Not today. BLEAUBLOC is iPhone only. Android is a genuine intention with no date attached to it.
How do I get it?
By invite. The app is in private beta on TestFlight and there is no App Store listing yet, so leave your email and an invite is sent to that address by hand.
The beta is open.
BLEAUBLOC is in private beta on TestFlight. Leave your email and we will send you an invite.