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Introducing Sendit: one app for your whole climbing life

Boards, sessions, the feed, the map and your community — pulled into one place that finally feels built for climbers. Here is what Sendit is, and why we made it.

The Sendit Team··4 min read
A climber high on a sunlit outdoor crag

Climbing has never had more to keep track of. A board app here, a logbook there, photos scattered across your camera roll, beta buried in group chats, and a different account for every gym you visit. We built Sendit because climbing deserves one home — not five.

Sendit is the all-in-one app for climbers. Indoor gyms, outdoor crags and systems boards, anywhere in the world. Here is what that means.

Browse the board, then climb it

Pull up a board, pick an angle, filter by grade, and send the problem to your phone — the holds lit exactly as they are on the wall. No squinting at a tiny screen across the room. Your attempts and sends log straight into your history.

Track every session

Every climb you log — grade, angle, attempts, a quick note — builds a history you can actually learn from. Streaks, totals, your most-climbed angles, the grades you are breaking into. The numbers are there when you want them and out of the way when you don't.

The point was never to gamify climbing. It was to make the parts that already matter easy to see.

Share your sends

A feed built for climbers, not for the algorithm. Post a send, drop the beta, cheer on your friends, and keep the people you actually climb with close. No ads dressed up as posts.

Find your next climb

A map of gyms, walls and crags — so a new city is an opportunity, not a research project. See what is nearby, what boards they run, and who else is climbing there.

What's next

This is the start. We are building in the open, listening to climbers, and shipping constantly — and this blog is where we will share technique, training notes, board beta and product updates along the way.

Sendit is free on iOS and Android. Download it, log your next session, and tell us what you want to see next.

Header photo by Nicolas Diaz