Sendtally is a climbing and bouldering logbook that works where the signal doesn't. Record every go — onsight, flash, redpoint, repeat or a worked attempt — keep the beta you'll forget, and watch a real grade pyramid build out of your own sessions.
Everything below runs on your phone, with no connection, no sign-in and no third-party SDKs. The whole logbook is yours and exportable at any time.
Sends per grade with first-go ascents highlighted. A spike instead of a pyramid means you're projecting above your base — and it shows immediately.
7, 30, 90-day and yearly windows for sends, goes taken, session count and hours on rock — so a bad month is visible, not just felt.
Where your flash rate collapses is roughly your onsight limit. Sendtally works it out per grade, which is the number that actually guides training.
Current and best weekly streaks, a sessions-per-week target and a monthly send goal — with progress bars that update the moment you log.
First flash, V5 club, 5.11 club, Century, Project slayer, Real rock and more — unlocked from what you actually log, never from a purchase.
Full-text search across route names, sectors, setters, tags, descriptions and your own beta — plus filter by grade, discipline, venue and status.
Flag a route as a project and keep an ordered, editable move-by-move beta list next to every attempt and the number of days you've spent on it.
Star the classics, keep a wishlist of routes to try, and archive stripped gym sets instead of deleting them. Every action can be undone.
One tap sends your whole logbook to the share sheet as JSON or as a spreadsheet-ready CSV — one row per ascent, with grades in both scales.
Write restore points to the app's own folder and roll back to any of them. Moving to a new phone is an export and an import, not a migration.
Light, dark or automatic, five signal accents and compact-to-comfortable layout density — all remembered in encrypted local storage.
Grades are stored as a position on a ladder, not as text, so the same climb renders in whichever scale you prefer — switching never edits your data.
Log an ascent and it lands in that day's session automatically, so volume, duration and hours build up without any extra bookkeeping.
Venues with sectors, per-venue tick counts and an automatic "unsent here" list, so you always know what's left on the wall in front of you.
An in-app agenda for projects going stale, gym sets about to be stripped and a weekly goal falling behind. No push notifications, ever.
The apps climbers are told to use all want an account and a connection — exactly the two things missing at the boulder field and in half the gym basements in the country.
Sendtally stores everything in an encrypted database on your phone. There is no server to be down, no login to forget and no sync conflict to resolve. The only network request the app ever makes is loading this site's privacy policy page when you open it from Settings.
Sendtally opens with a choice: explore a populated sample logbook, or start completely empty. Either way it's yours to edit, export or wipe.