Bravery
Track the scary part.
Fear ratings sit next to grade, discipline, and outcome, so you can see whether the same terrain is getting quieter.
Bravery and grit, logged privately
Crux Logs
Track your climbs. Face your fear. See the proof.
Crux Logs is a private climbing journal for everything grades do not show: fear, falls, attempts, hangs, flashes, and the projects that keep asking for another try.
The app idea
Bravery in data. Grit in the log.
1-5
fear ratings
falls
by session
tries
across projects
local
on-device data
Grit
Keep the evidence.
Attempts, falls, hangs, sends, flashes, and project sessions turn effort into something you can actually read back.
Proof
See what changed.
The app reflects patterns from your own log: fear moving, falls practiced, sessions stacked, projects coming into focus.
Screens
Built around the session, not the feed.
Log the session, save route context, and keep project history close. The useful part is what changed since the last time you tried.
What it does
Specific data. Quiet feedback.
Log climbs fast with grade wheels, attempts, falls, hangs, flash, and fear.
Save OpenBeta routes and areas for local reference.
Keep project notes, media references, route facts, and attempt timelines together.
See trends in fear, consistency, grades, places, and session volume.
No account, no ads, no tracking, no cloud backend.
The full app is free. The tip jar is optional.
Private by default
No account. No feed. No tracking.
Crux Logs is local-first. Your log stays on your device. The full app is free; the tip jar is only there if it has been useful.
