Your climbing, measured.
Log every climb. Watch your grade pyramid build. Get specific, data-driven advice on what to climb next: mapped to our 6-phase progression model. Basecamp turns scattered sessions into a system.
Climbing Log
Every climb, tracked
Log routes and boulders across 7 international grade systems. Auto-fill from OpenBeta's route database. Track outcomes, crux moves, technique notes, gear decisions, and pitches.
Progression Advisor
Know what to climb next
Set a target grade and style. The advisor analyzes your log data and tells you exactly where you are, what gaps exist, and what to focus on — with specific volume prescriptions and session plans.
Progression Timeline
See where you've been
Your entire climbing history visualized. Every climb plotted on a grade-over-time chart with a rolling consistent grade line and milestone markers for each new grade breakthrough.
How the advisor actually works
This isn't a generic "climb more" suggestion engine. The advisor reads your log data and gives you specific, numbers-backed observations. Here's what it analyzes:
Where you stall
Finds the exact grade where your send rate drops — "90% at 5.8 → 20% at 5.9. That's your ceiling."
Volume targets
Shows sends needed at each grade between your base and target — "5.9: 1/5 sends, need 4 more."
Style × grade gaps
Your sport tops out at 5.10a but trad at 5.8 — with a visual progression ladder to close the gap.
Session plans
Structured volume day and project day plans using your actual grades, adjusted for trad vs sport pacing.
Pyramid health
Are you bottom-heavy, top-heavy, or balanced? With specific prescriptions to fix the shape.
Location performance
Send rate by crag — "75% at Red Rocks, 30% at Joshua Tree. JTree is exposing a weakness."
The advisor unlocks after 10 logged climbs — enough data to give real insight, not guesses.
Also included
Training Frameworks
Periodized programming you can apply — not rigid programs. Full workout breakdowns with deload weeks built in.
Nutrition & Fueling
Protein and fiber as the foundation. Carbs or fat as the lever. Activity-matched fueling for training and field days.
Field Notes
Monthly breakdowns from real climbing days — gear decisions, route choices, lessons from conditions.
Member Perks
Sample Field Note
Armatron (5.9-): Juniper Canyon, Red Rocks
March 2026
Pitched 4 and 5 as one long run instead of breaking at the ledge. The varnish bricks from pitch 3 continued but the exposure opened up hard once we hit the arete. That combination — sticky varnish feet with air underneath — was the best movement on the route.
Gear note: tricams outperformed cams in the shallow varnish cracks. We burned time fiddling with C4s that wouldn't seat. Offsets and tricams went in clean. Not something you'll find in the standard beta for this area.
This is the kind of breakdown Basecamp members get monthly — real decisions, real conditions, real lessons.
Where the work goes
Your membership directly fuels what we do — more time in the field means more expeditions, more field notes, more training insights, and better tools for everyone. We've documented 7 trips so far, and every new one feeds back into what Basecamp members receive.
Join Basecamp
Climbing log. Progression advisor. Timeline. Training frameworks. Field notes. $10/mo.