• Completely redesigned Progress page, showing you more information at a glance, with the option to tap into cards to see detailed breakdowns • Added Route states (beta), detecting when you fall and by how far you fell (only for roped climbs) • Various smaller improvements and bug fixes

• New session screen on iPhone: swipe between Now, Log and Climbs, as on Apple Watch. Pick the grade, in your gym's hold colours if your scale has them, and tap how it went. Every result has its own button, and Undo is right on the climb. • Tries of one climb: another go at the same grade after a fall is logged as Try 2, Try 3 and so on, and counts partly together for your level. Tap Unlink tries if it was a different climb. After a session, see each climb's tries together and compare how high each one went. • Wall angle: tap slab, vertical, overhang or roof as you log. On Apple Watch, Advanced logging adds a wall-angle step after each climb and voice notes, which your iPhone turns into text and style tags. Same as last logs another go on the climb before. • Apple Watch has a grading system button on its start screen and uses less battery during a session. • Leave your iPhone on the ground? Turn off Altitude assistance, and each climb you top counts the wall height you pick, so your height total still adds up. • Progress and recaps show your time on the wall. • After a session, the review points out unusual heights, climbs logged twice and sessions left running. • Imports can restore sessions you deleted, and long imports and exports carry on in the background. Bloclog Pro, a one-time purchase, adds rest analysis, insights, tries compared by time on the wall, rest and heart rate, your level in every grading system, progress for all time and unlimited custom grades. Recording, the logbook, sync and export stay free.

• Climbing level: see the grade you send about half the time, estimated from every climb you log, and how each session moves it. • Rest analysis: see how long you rest between climbs and before hard tries. Between climbs, Apple Watch counts up your rest. • Weather: outdoor sessions get their conditions from Apple Weather, or you can enter them yourself. • Garmin import: bring in climbing sessions from Garmin FIT files. • Logbook highlights now show what's new and worth knowing, and every climb result has its own colour. • On Apple Watch, a session opens where you log until your first climb is in. • On boulders, a clean first try is now a flash; onsight stays for routes. Bloclog Pro, a one-time purchase, adds rest analysis, insights, your level in every grading system, progress for all time and unlimited custom grades. Recording, the logbook, sync and export stay free.

Import your old logbooks A new import hub, opened from Settings or with Open in, brings in spreadsheets, ZIP files and folders, pasted notes, and photos of paper logbooks. It can also read heights and route lengths from spreadsheets. iPhone Duo support Layouts now adapt to every fold and pose, with the logbook beside or over the session, Progress columns and recap pages that sit on the fold, and onboarding laid out as facing pages. Better logging You can add a climb before or after another one, and heights are worked out from timing. The climb editor now accepts decimals, and climb heart rate is sampled more finely. Neater logbook and recaps Logbook rows fit narrow columns instead of being cut off, the grade now sits under the date, and recaps fit any screen and stay clear of the Dynamic Island. Now in German, Spanish and French Bloclog is now available in three more languages. Fixes and polish Fixed a crash when pasted text had dates written in non-ASCII digits. Onboarding swipes are smoother and the Health choice is now part of the onboarding page. The Watch discipline picker is faster and grade buttons no longer get cut off. The name is now spelled “Bloclog” everywhere, and older “BlocLog” exports and backups still import.