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Version 3.2 · 2026-07-30
Allows manual entry of climbs in case automatic route counting misses a route that you have climbed
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The store currently lists version 3.2, updated 2026-07-30.








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Climb Meter is a climbing tracker built by a climber, for climbers. Whether you’re training indoors or logging sessions for fun, Climb Meter helps you capture each climb with accuracy and simplicity—right from your Apple Watch.
** Supports: Top-rope, Lead, bouldering **
With seamless Apple Health integration, your climbing workouts contribute to your fitness data, including calories burned and overall activity tracking. Climb Meter automatically counts your climbs, records elevation for each route, and lets you log the grade after every ascent using either the American or French grading system.
Because the app works with Apple Watch, you can track your session without carrying your iPhone on the wall. After each climb, you can also review your heart rate recovery, giving you more insight into your effort and recovery between routes.…
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Allows manual entry of climbs in case automatic route counting misses a route that you have climbed
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