The gym map as a grid, colors matching the wall. Your last sector stays highlighted β usually a single tap.
Tap the hold color, done. When in doubt, the photo of the start holds decides β never color alone.
Two buttons, nothing hidden. Chalky fingers don’t type β the double-tap gesture is enough.
Your watch celebrates with you, your crew gets the news. Then: once more β or on to the next boulder.
Photograph the wall β Boulderei detects the holds by color on its own. Tap start and top, confirm: a minute later the boulder is live for everyone, route view included.
You share tops only with your crews. No public leaderboard, no streak pressure β just people who are happy for you.
A top is an event, not an end state. Repeat a boulder three times and you truly own it β that’s what the crown celebrates.
Boulderei turns your gym into a meeting point: crews plan sessions together, celebrate tops β and your resets become an event instead of a disruption.
Whoever logs and celebrates with their crew keeps coming back β and brings the crew along.
The community adds boulders from a photo and keeps them current β designed to work without staff effort.
“Sector Platte reset β 25 new boulders!” goes out as a push to every regular.
No. Everything works on the iPhone β the watch just makes it hands-free: phone in the locker, two buttons on your wrist. With both, use the watch during the session and the iPhone for stats and discovery.
The community. If a boulder is missing, the first person adds it with sector, hold color and a photo of the start holds β takes a minute. “Missing something?” the app asks on its own.
Only the crews you join see your tops. No public profiles, no leaderboards. Sign-in uses your Apple ID; without an account you can still browse gyms and boulders.
Sign up below and tell us your gym. Setup is deliberately light: sectors and hold colors are enough to start β the community builds the rest while climbing.
No newsletter β just your invite once we launch.