Redpoint: Bouldering, Climbing

Fun to have an easy way to keep track of my bouldering progress. If you have an Apple Watch I really recommend this app. If you don’t have an Apple Watch, I still think this app is better than the others I’ve tried. The Pro subscription is not necessary, but the price is pretty good, so I recommend spending those money as well.

however it’s been broken since iOS 17.4 and the subsequent WatchOS updates. really hope the bug is resolved.

The workaround from the developer does not work. I haven’t been able to track for months. Honestly, I wouldn’t subscribe until they get it fixed.

Not sure what’s going on, but all of a sudden the app won’t track any climbs anymore. Messaged customer support a couple times and he still hasn’t gotten back or fix the problem. Then over a month.

Updating review after fix. Great app after the fix. Have been using it for a few years and it’s great.

App is tracking height again! Happy to use this to track my climbing workouts👍

Thank you for addressing that bug so quickly for the altitude!!! I have a Vertix 2 I use for running and tried the climbing app on there in the meantime, since there's really nothing else in the App Store that compares to this for distance measurement, and it still didn't log and work as easily and clearly as your app does. Thanks for the work you've put into this!

My previous review stated the app didn’t work, but it looks like it has started working again! Great app for automatically tracking climbs

Thank you for the update. It works great again.

After the complete silence, the app was updated with a different solution to work around the bug in iOS/watchOS. I’ve used the app today for a sport climbing session. During the first session it still did not record the ascends even if I approved the new permission. I stopped the session, killed the app, started a new session and I was happy to see it working. I haven’t tried it yet for bouldering. I do appreciate getting a fix for the app. I also have to admit that getting an acknowledgment when reporting the issue (and not the radio silence) would’ve made this situation much easier to deal with. I know that for a single person business this might sound like extra effort, but knowing the app is still cared for by a simple “I’m looking into this” response is reassuring.