A clearer App Store name and search details. No other changes in this update.

Session Notebook Capture what worked in a climbing session and one thing to try next time, attached to the project you are working. 1. Open Projects, choose a climb and open Session notebook. 2. Record a completed session with a date, newly logged attempts and notes about what worked or what comes next. 3. Return to the notebook later or share the dated lessons. Recording adds one session and the entered attempts. Include only attempts not already counted; use zero when its attempts were logged earlier. Do not record the same session twice. Notebook entries are a subset of aggregate history and do not mark a project sent.

This update sharpens the interface: the iPad layout now uses a centered, comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge to edge, plus small display fixes. iPhone is unchanged.

Sendloft 2.0 — a pro upgrade for climbers, still 100% offline. • Training-load engine: per-session load and an acute:chronic workload ratio that flags injury-risk spikes. • Goals with projection: set a target grade and get a data-driven ETA from your trend. • Pyramid Coach: push-next, consolidate, or build-base advice from your pyramid shape. • Log filtering & search across discipline, style, wall angle, tags, and free text. • Consistency heatmap with active-days and session streaks. • Local weekly training reminders. No account, no network — your whole logbook stays on your device.

Version 1.1 New in this update: - Grade progress timeline - a new chart in Stats shows how your personal best has moved month by month, with a toggle for raw monthly peaks vs. running all-time PB. See exactly when you broke through to a new grade. - Monthly volume chart - a bar chart showing how many climbs you've logged each month and a best-month / average summary. Spot your most active periods and training gaps at a glance. - CSV export - export your sends or your projects to a standard CSV file from Settings -> Data -> Export. Opens in Numbers, Excel, or any spreadsheet app. Everything stays on device; sharing uses the iOS share sheet.