RoxClimbs feature
Climbing goals you can actually measure.
Set a grade goal, a dream route, or a volume target. Progress is computed from your real ascents, so the bar moves when you climb, not when you remember to type something in.
Goals that fill themselves.
Most goal apps are a list you update by hand until you stop. RoxClimbs links goals to your synced logbook: send the route, and the goal moves on its own. Your dashboard shows the goals that matter with honest progress bars.
Three types of goals.
RoxClimbs tracks three, and you pick the type when you create one. Grade Goals are a number you want to reach, like leading 7a outdoor this year. Dream Goals are the big ones with no grade attached, like doing a big wall with an overnight. Growth is everything you want to do more of, like three sessions a week or a few more multipitches. Each type is tracked its own way, gets its own timeline, and can count indoor, outdoor, or both.
Achieved, active, and the ones that got away.
When a goal lands you get the celebration it deserves, and it moves to your achieved shelf. When one does not, it stays visible. An honest goal tracker keeps both, because next season is built on knowing which was which.
FAQ
Questions climbers ask
Can a specific route be a goal?
Yes. Name the route and every attempt and send you log against it counts toward the story.
Do indoor sends count?
Your call, per goal: indoor, outdoor, or both.
What happens when I achieve a goal?
It is celebrated, archived to Achieved, and stays part of your history.