About Stoneladder
A climbing journal built for people who want to see their own progress, not guess at it.
Climbing progress is easy to feel and hard to see. A session at the gym or a weekend at the crag leaves an impression, but without a record, it's difficult to answer simple questions later: How much have I actually climbed at this grade? How many sessions has this project taken? Am I actually getting stronger, or does it just feel that way?
Stoneladder exists to answer those questions from your own logged history — sessions, climbs, and projects — rather than memory or a spreadsheet nobody keeps up with.
What we believe
Everything runs on your device
No account, no backend, no server anywhere in the picture. Your climbing history belongs to you and stays with you.
Works with no signal
Logging at a crag with zero bars works exactly like logging at home. There is no degraded offline mode — it's the only mode.
Your data stays yours
No analytics, no telemetry, no ad SDKs. Export a full backup or a raw CSV whenever you want, and delete everything with one confirmed action.
One app, both platforms
iOS and Android from a single build, with a layout that adapts from phone to tablet.
A journal, not an authority
Stoneladder records the grades and attempts you enter. It doesn't verify a grade, assess conditions, or replace your own judgment and a qualified partner or instructor.
Who it's for
Climbers who log sessions at the gym or outdoors and want an honest, always-available record of their grade pyramid and long-running projects — without opening an account or trusting a service with their data.
Built by Beacon Light Investments
Stoneladder is developed and maintained by Beacon Light Investments. Have a question or a feature you'd like to see? Get in touch.