ClimbSketch

"ClimbSketch is a boulder-beta notebook built on a photo of the wall. Photograph a problem at the gym, mark the holds on the image, and choreograph the body that actually climbs it. Assign every move to a limb - left hand, right hand, left foot, right foot - then name the action: reach, match, cross, heel, toe, flag, drop-knee, smear, campus, dyno. The sequence lives on the photo, not on a blank grid. Keep more than one version of the same problem. Duplicate a beta, rewrite the crux, and compare two sequences side by side when the original body stops working. Scrub the timeline to replay the movement, pause on the hold that dumped you, and log the attempt as a fall, a dab, or a send. Each burn pins to a move, so the high-water mark is obvious. A fail heatmap lights the holds that keep ending the session, and fourteen-day bars show how often you actually got on the wall. Projects stay on this device: gym, grade, status, and notes. Status tracks projecting, sent, and shelved problems. Replay a short wall tutorial whenever you want a reminder of the choreography flow."