Progress lives outside the plan
When force data sits in exports and chat threads, you can’t program next week from what they actually did.
Gauge apps give athletes numbers with nowhere to go. Plan apps ignore the force gauge. Climbasics closes that split — programming, check-ins, and measured finger work in one suite.
When force data sits in exports and chat threads, you can’t program next week from what they actually did.
Without live targets, you can’t know if they hit 70% or quietly sandbagged the set.
One app for plans, another for force, a chat for check-ins — readiness and load never sit next to the prescription.
What coaches get today: library, plan tracking, check-ins with load context, and force athletes can run themselves.
Invite them in, share workouts, and keep programming in one place — not a patchwork of docs and DMs.
Hand them structured weeks plus climbing-specific workouts and skills — so the calendar isn’t empty homework.
See daily readiness and let load respond — so you push or pull back with a signal, not only a vibe.
Athletes run GripMeter or Tindeq protocols themselves — warm-up through critical force — with live targets you prescribed.
Warm-up, max strength, RFD, endurance, repeaters, and critical force — rooted in curated research, with live targets so they hit what you meant, not what felt hard that day.
Today: roster, plans, and analytics for check-ins and load. Next: grip history in the same place you already coach.
Keep athletes organized and assigned without juggling three tools.
Hand out structured weeks and workouts — and know they land on their calendar.
Readiness and load context for programming decisions — not only post-session chat.
Coming soon: force history where you already coach — not only in the athlete app.
Honest upcoming work — especially useful if you’re evaluating Climbasics for a roster.
Named presets so “Tuesday L/R repeaters @ 80%” doesn’t need reprogramming every week.
See force history beside plans and check-ins — desk-side programming with the full picture.
Shared gauges, multi-athlete testing, and a higher-value gym workflow once consumer foundations are solid.
Yes. Manage athletes, assign plans and workouts from the library, and use check-in / load analytics. Athletes can run GripMeter and Tindeq protocols in the app. Grip charts inside the coach portal are still on the roadmap.
Full support today for GripMeter (the official Climbasics partnership) and Tindeq Progressor — same protocol suite on both. More devices are on the way, so athletes aren’t locked to a single brand forever.
Yes — CSV export covers the protocol families when you want raw series in your own analysis tools.
Not yet. Gym accounts with shared devices are planned after the consumer and coach portal grip work lands. If you’re evaluating for a facility, email us — early conversations help shape that surface.
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