Description

Boulder Tracker is an indoor bouldering and climbing session tracker for your Garmin watch. It counts your boulders and routes, detects falls, and lets you log climbs with one button press - paired with a powerful free companion web app for live view, charts, history, personal records and trends. (The automatic HR-based counting is marked as a beta feature, as it is still experimental.) Feedback or bug report? https://garmin-boulder-app.web.app/feedback IMPORTANT: The menu must open on a long button press. On most watches it's the lower right (lap/back) button. HOW IT WORKS - Manual logging (one button) - press SELECT after topping a route, BACK for an attempt. Double-tap within 350 ms to undo. - Fall/drop detection (automatic) - accelerometer freefall + impact analysis. Every fall is recorded; the optional drop counter also turns a detected fall into an attempt. Three logging modes, picked at START (or remembered): Log (sends and tries by hand), Grades (by hand, with a grade), and Auto-count (BETA). Auto-count reads your heart rate and movement: the big number is a live intensity score (0-100), and a Boulder estimate page shows about how many problems you did - an estimate from heart rate, never an exact count. The drop counter is on by default in Auto-count and off in Log/Grades, switchable in the menu. An in-session page toggles two Auto-count phases: High-frequency (auto-counts dense climbing like warmups and circuits, learning from your own cadence) and Max-intensity (auto-count off, so you log each hard send by hand). HR detection works best with a stable optical sensor or a chest strap. WATCH APP FEATURES - Automatic fall and drop detection; drop counter per mode - One-tap boulder logging with double-tap to undo - Walking detection suppresses false positives between routes - Multi-page display: main stats, details, boulder timeline, impact, sync, session fingerprint, HR zones, HR timeline - Custom FIT fields: boulder count, drops, phase, HR zone, max impact, impact score - Live sync every 10 seconds to the companion web app COMPANION WEB APP (free) Follow your session live in any browser via QR code - no install needed. - Live session view (syncs automatically while you climb) - Session history with charts, stats and a 5-axis "session fingerprint" (BETA) - FIT file upload for offline or after-the-fact sessions - Personal records and 4-week trend analysis - Free at https://garmin-boulder-app.web.app SUPPORTED DEVICES Venu 3/3S, Venu 2/2 Plus, Venu 4 (41/45 mm), Forerunner 265/265S/570/965/970, Fenix 8, Fenix 8 Pro, Epix 2, Epix 2 Pro, D2 Air X10, D2 Mach 1/2, Vivoactive 5/6, Approach S50/S70, Descent Mk3/G2, MARQ 2, and more. FREE - No subscription, no ads, no account required on the watch. The companion web app requires a Google account for cross-device history. ACCURACY NOTE Fall detection and manual logging are accurate. HR-based auto-detection is a BETA experiment - useful, but it may miss short routes or trigger on cardio between climbs. The session fingerprint is also a BETA visualization. The watch always shows you the totals so you can verify and undo with a double-tap. GRADE LOGGING & TOUCH Optional per-climb grade logging uses the touchscreen. On Fenix, Forerunner and Epix watches the touchscreen is off during activities by default - enable Touch during activities in the watch's system settings to use grade logging while recording. Boulder counting, fall detection and live sync work on every supported watch regardless.

What is new

- New: "Feedback" row in Settings - send feedback or rate the app straight from your phone. - Ticklist mode: the Tick List row now sits at the top of the menu. - The update reminder now reaches every older version.

Screenshots

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