Logging now feels faster and more fluid: choose Send or Attempt, then record how hard it felt in one focused motion. Today is a calm chronological ledger. Tap any climb to reuse its grade, discipline, and color, or use the pencil to edit that exact try. Progress is now Analytics, with compact shared filters and redesigned charts for volume, outcomes, grade distribution, effort by grade, and climbing rhythm. History is easier to scan: days begin collapsed, expand independently, and each day has a direct analytics shortcut. The iPhone and Apple Watch now share the same simple one-row-per-try model throughout.

Session stats: tap “Today” to see how much your session took out of you — put in context against a typical day — plus your effort by grade and a time-of-day view of the whole session. Faster logging: pick the result, then one quick effort tap. Route color is now a single tap on the style row. A calmer session list that grows from the bottom, so your latest climb is always right at your thumb — with green checkmarks marking your sends. Stability and accessibility: tougher iCloud sync, better support for large text sizes, and a fix for the day rollover at midnight.

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