LaneTap

LaneTap is built specifically for speed climbers who want a simple way to record attempts, review training, and keep competition results organized. LOG EVERY ATTEMPT Record speed-climbing attempts from iPhone or Apple Watch. Enter attempt details manually or use speech entry, then review the parsed attempt before saving it. TRAIN WITH SPEED-CLIMBING DETAIL Keep the information that matters to your sessions, including times, starts, middle wall, upper wall, Tomoa, Tomoa Skip, upper dyno, finish pad, zones, mistakes, and notes. TRACK PROGRESS Review sessions, attempts, personal bests, zones, mistakes, and training history. Use calendar and archive views to look back at previous sessions, and edit saved attempts when needed. APPLE WATCH AT THE WALL Use the Apple Watch companion for quick attempt entry while you are training. Review the parsed attempt, choose Keep or Delete, and sync the saved attempt with the active iPhone session. SEPARATE COMPETITION MODE Keep competition records separate from normal training history. Record practice, qualifiers, rounds, finals, placement, medal, final time, rank, field size, notes, and results. Saved competition records remain editable, and competition events can be exported as PDF reports. BUILT FOR SPEED CLIMBING LaneTap uses purpose-built speed-climbing terminology rather than a generic climbing log. It is designed to help you record what happened, see your history, and keep your training and competition records together. LaneTap is a logging and training tool. It does not automatically measure climbing times and is not an electronic timing system.