RoxClimbs feature
Projects are the long fights. Keep the whole story.
Try a route and fall? Log it. RoxClimbs turns your attempts into a project automatically: every try counted, your notes kept with the route, and the whole fight on one page when the send finally comes.
It builds itself.
There is no "create project" form. Log an attempt, and the route shows up as a project. Log another, the story grows. Nothing to file, nothing to remember. Your projects are simply the routes you have not let go of yet.
First try to redpoint.
When a project goes, you do not just get a tick. You get the arc: how many tries, across how many days, and what it took. Sent projects move to a shelf that celebrates them, because effort that took months deserves more than a checkbox.
The conditions you actually send in.
Because RoxClimbs also reads your watch, each send carries the state you were in: recovery that morning, rest days before, fresh day or mid-trip, and cycle phase if you track it. Patterns show up that a plain logbook cannot see, like discovering your hardest sends do not come when the readiness number says they should. Shown as directional context, never as a verdict.
FAQ
Questions climbers ask
What counts as a project?
A route you tried and did not send at least once before it went. A route you did first try is a great day, not a project.
Do my old attempts count?
Yes. Import your logbook and past attempts join each project's story.
What conditions does it show?
Morning recovery, rest days before the send, fresh day versus mid-trip, and cycle phase when tracked. Directional context, honestly labeled, never a prediction.