MyClimb Reviews

When I go to log a climb manually there are some routes on there not from my gym even if I have it filtered. But it didn’t do that before I updated it. And the workouts are WAY too hard I liked how the workouts were before the update. You could choose to do an easy workout or a hard workout. But now their is only 1 workout I will actually probably be able to do for bouldering. So please change the workouts back to how they were. 😁 but MyClimb is very helpful. But not the workouts. I know the workouts are supposed to be more personalized and I answered the “survey” correctly but it was way harder than I can climb. Also now when I get notifications they don’t show up on my home screen. I have to actually go into MyClimb and go to notifications. So that’s annoying.

Edit: These issues have almost completely gone away, so I've revised my score to four stars.

I enjoy MyClimb a lot when it works, but it gets stuck on the opening screen probably 75% of the time (100% if loading from a home screen notification) and I have to force quit MyClimb and start over frequently. At least four times, it's given me a "something went wrong" message when trying to post a session and I've had to write down my climbs, delete the session, and reenter everything. I have an iPhone XS, but my friends with Androids have had some of these same issues. I've tried deleting and reinstalling with no difference in performance.

It's a fun and engaging app otherwise, and I guess the fact that I'm putting myself through all this to use it proves it.

I started indoor climbing a few months ago and wanted to build my endurance as well as track my progress. This is the perfect app for all of the things I needed in a training program. The workouts are perfect for Endurance and Strength building, they are completely exhausting which is exactly what they should be! I’ve even found friends in MyClimb around the world by “competing” in climbing challenges all while doing what I’ve always done......climb! I can’t wait to start climbing outdoors and track my progress using MyClimb as well!

Very useful to track climbing progress as well as stay in touch with your climber friends. The only thing might be that I usually don't keep my phone with me while I climb, but afterward I'd forget some of the routes I have climbed/tried. I haven't tried finding a climbing partner using MyClimb , but it looks like a nice function.

They also have great customer service. I emailed them a question regarding a climbing gym, and they replied and fixed the problem immediately. Appreciated it!

MyClimb has a great idea. I think the concept of it will get climbers together but if I could change anything I’d have a better section for workouts. Or when you’re picking the level of climb you could also input a workout, even if it’s something simple like weights vs cardio. I want to use MyClimb as my only workout tracker. The layout is pretty intuitive, I’ve used it for about a week now and there’s no bugs. Overall, highly recommend it as a climbing tracker. It’d be nice if they had a graph to track progress but you can put one together yourself pretty easily.

I LOVE MyClimb. It is totally free and gives great workouts from experienced rock climbers. It allows me to track my climbing and finger board workouts along with specific workouts for your body and so much more. It allows me to focus more on my climbing and building muscle mass at the same time. MyClimb allows you to go from beginner to expert or any level in between. I would recommend MyClimb to absolutely anyone even if you don’t like rock climbing.

People often call me a data freak. It’s worth it.

I started climbing seriously in May 2018. Since then, I feel like I’ve made progress, but other than a feeling, like my hands hurting less and my arms getting stronger, I had no metric to measure my progress.

this app is that metric. Although I’ve only used it for a few days, I’ve already started to see what I’m doing the most, how often I do a climb and how long it takes me for my hardest climb. That’s awesome. I have already cited places for improvement in my routine. And, other climbers have approached me and asked about beta, and I’ve returned the question for other routes. That’s really cool.

I have one wish–fewer help notes that pop-up while using MyClimb . I appreciate the walkthrough, and I know others will as well. It can however feel like handholding.

Other than that, it’s a great app.

I am 52 and hate exercise. Once I turned 50, yoga alone wasn’t enough to stop the onset of middle age body, so I started biking, and I got back Into climbing.

I love that this lets me track my daily climbs and my overall progress. When more people at my gym start using this (there are just a few of us now), I think this will be even more helpful in terms of finding climbing partners, which is my biggest challenge.

I’ve been searching for an app to track my climbs and other workouts (hangboard, core, etc.) and MyClimb has it all. Not only are there pre-loaded workouts but you can create your own as well. Also love the feedback option to keep you motivated! The developers are always asking for feedback and adding updates, I can’t wait to see what they come up with next!

Love MyClimb. I used to track all of my climbing on paper, but it started to get too time-consuming. I’ve tried several different apps but this app has by far been the easiest to work with when it comes to tracking sessions and progress on projects. Plus they are super responsive when you email them! Looking forward to the future of MyClimb very much!

This is a great way to track my improvement over time and to have some friendly competition with friends. I really like the find climbing partners feature as I’m relatively new to climbing and I only have a small handful of friends to go with, all of whom work odd hours that don’t always match my schedule. It’s also a great way to get workout ideas to push myself to the next level.

I’ve used this app for a long time and enjoy the social/matchup features as well as the reporting to track my progress. I had to make the choice to move to “Pinnacle” for the following reasons:
1. I needed a quick way to log climbs (via apple watch) during my climb session. Previously, I had to recall all my climbs after my session which doesn’t work for me.
2. I needed something to track my active calorie burn during my session which Pinnacle does.
3. I am very proactive about logging active calories burned so having MyClimb automatically upload into Apple Health is important to me. It keeps my ring closing goals honest.
4. I really wanted to avoid double entry into Pinnacle and this app.

I hope the developers for this app consider including an Apple Watch component and the features/functions I mentioned. I’ll miss this community and keep up the awesome dev work!

I felt like I struck gold when I found MyClimb. There’s an extensive list of workout videos specific for climbers. I have been looking for something like this online and it’s all here. You can personalize your workout and track progress. It’s helped me a lot to get stronger and work on technique.

I contacted the developer the other day with a note about an improvement; we’ve since exchange a number of emails and one fix is already in place!

Even absent that, MyClimb best fits my needs of the ones I’ve tried, and it sounds like it’s only going to get better in subsequent releases. Excited to keep using it!

I’ve been using MyClimb for a couple months now. I love how I can have a virtual climbing journal! That’s essentially how I use it. It’s neat to look back on climbs you’ve done indoors and out, and see how you’ve improved. Also fun to keep it a little competitive with friends and family on points! Check it out, and keep on sending.

I used MyClimb for the first time tonight and really like it. Only drawback (but something that I noticed right away) is that once you post a session, it doesn’t list the climbs in the order that you entered them in. When you go to edit the session, it still lists everything in that order, but otherwise once posted it’s a seemingly random order. Still poking around to make sure I didn’t miss anything.

Great app! Makes tracking volume and variety easy so if you’re training it will help you stick to your program. If you’re just in the mood to try a workout you can choose from a variety of off the wall workouts or pyramid workouts on the wall. Fun community as well.

Was very functional for logging purposes and for having embedded training notes. New version has been crashing too much for real time use and the hidden notes is annoying because I can’t easily name the problems I do/attempt. The social aspect is honestly pushing me away from continuing use because it’s becoming harder to use as the training log I need instead of having to integrate into a social challenge already present.

Honestly MyClimb doesn’t work well in regards to easily being able to log climbs via the photo for various options within MyClimb and it’s a bit confusing to navigate from competitons to just sessions . It could be a lot better and user friendly . Not going to give it a high rating merely because it can track climbs , which is very cool , because I expect and easy to use app that’s got better inter app navigation . A bit disappointed I couldn’t pull it up on the internet as well.

It is evident that a lot of thought went into the design and features of MyClimb. I found it to be very intuitive and it allows for quick logging of climbs. MyClimb provides lots of extra features to stay motivated and be encouraged by other’s accomplishments.

I’ve used a couple different apps to track my climbs and this is the best! MyClimb is visually pleasing and simple to use. It allows for awards, challenges and even workouts. You can keep track of just about every single climbing discipline. You also have the feature to select whether your climb was a flash, redpoint, on sight, or attempt!

I love MyClimb so much for keeping track of which climbs I have done and how I am progressing (or not lol) through difficulties.

One thing I do wish is that MyClimb allowed you to more easily input more information about an “attempted” climb (e.g. how many times did you fall, how many different places did you fall, did you make it to the top of the route, etc.).