Finger work, logged properly.
Dead hangs, repeaters, density hangs and lifts, recorded per hand and charted session by session so a block of work has a shape you can actually look at. All of it is logged by hand and none of it needs hardware.
Per hand, because fingers are not symmetrical
Left and right are recorded separately throughout. Most climbers have a meaningful difference between hands and a single combined number hides exactly the thing worth knowing, particularly when one side is coming back from something.
Hold type is recorded too, so crimp work and open-hand work do not average into an indistinct total.
It sits inside the session, not beside it
Finger work is logged as part of the session it happened in, which is what lets the load calculations count it and the injury patterns see it. A hangboard session that lives in a separate app is invisible to every chart that matters.
Where the hardware comes in
Everything on this page works with the phone on its own. The one part of BLEAUBLOC that needs a device is the guided benchmark, which streams live force from a Tindeq Progressor.