Data lives in exports
Athletes finish a test, dump a CSV, and you rebuild the story in Sheets. Again.
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Assign plans, follow readiness, and put objective force protocols in your athletes’ hands — GripMeter or Tindeq — instead of chasing screenshots and spreadsheet exports.
Athlete sharing today GripMeter & Tindeq Invite-only
Gauge apps give athletes numbers with nowhere to go. Plan apps ignore the force gauge. Climbasics is built to close that split.
Athletes finish a test, dump a CSV, and you rebuild the story in Sheets. Again.
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 thread for check-ins. Context gets lost between them.
What you can do with Climbasics today, and what’s next on the coach surface.
Invite athletes into Climbasics, share workouts, and keep programming in one place.
Schedule sessions and hand them a library of climbing-specific work — not a blank calendar.
Daily readiness and workload analytics give you a reason to push or pull back before injury talks.
Athletes run GripMeter or Tindeq protocols themselves — warm-up through critical force — with live targets.
Warm-up, max strength, RFD, endurance, repeaters, and critical force — with live force, timers, and target bands. Same suite you’d want on the board for yourself.
Today you can manage athletes, assign plans, and use analytics dashboards. Bringing grip measurements into that portal is the next coaching milestone.
Keep athletes organized and assigned without juggling three tools.
Hand out structured training and know it lands on their calendar.
Workload and readiness context for programming decisions.
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 runnable presets so “Tuesday L/R repeaters @ 80%” doesn’t need reprogramming every week.
See force history beside plans and readiness — the missing piece for desk-side programming.
Shared gauges, multi-athlete testing, and a higher-value gym workflow once consumer foundations are solid.
Yes. You can manage athletes, assign plans and workouts, and use analytics dashboards. Athletes can also 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. We’re expanding device support over time, so athletes aren’t locked to a single brand forever.
Yes — CSV export covers the protocol families, so you can still pull raw series into your own analysis tools when needed.
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.
Climbasics is invite-only. Request access below and tell us you’re coaching — we’ll prioritize accordingly.
Tell us you’re a coach when you join the list. We’ll follow up about access, athlete invites, and what’s shipping next for the portal.