The official app knows 628,000 routes. It has no idea who you are. Climb Intel uses your body measurements and movement patterns to find the routes that will actually move you forward — and tells you exactly why you're getting shut down.
Three inputs. One system that actually knows your Kilter Board.
Height, wingspan, weight. Takes 20 seconds. This is what every other training app ignores — your body changes what every route actually feels like.
One-time setupThe model analyzes 77 route features — hold positions, reach requirements, angle, hold type distribution — and scores each route 1–10 specifically for you.
57.9% grade accuracyLog your sessions. The system tracks what you've sent, identifies what's stopping you from the next grade, and surfaces the exact routes that fill your weaknesses.
Gets smarter over timeTall climbers blow through reach-dependent V6s and struggle on compression problems. Short climbers are the opposite. Your wingspan, height, and weight change what every route actually feels like. We model that.
Pick a target grade. Choose your board angle. The ML model scores all 628K routes and surfaces the ones that match your goal difficulty — not the community consensus grade.
Drop in a climbing video and get pose-extracted coaching feedback in minutes. Not generic tips — specific measurements of your tension, hip position, arm bend, and movement efficiency, with drills targeted at your actual weaknesses.
Track every session, see your grade distribution over time, identify which move types you keep avoiding, and watch your weaknesses shrink. Built for climbers who take training seriously.
Crimpd and Lattice are great for general climbing fitness. Neither one knows what a Kilter Board is. The official app is a remote control, not a training tool.
"The PD score finally explained something that was driving me insane. I'm 6'1" with a +5 ape index and I kept getting shut down on compression problems that everyone else was cruising. Score said 8.2/10 for me vs 6/10 average. Immediately made sense."
"I have a home board so I train alone. No coach, no training partners. The video analysis caught that I was straight-arming through every crux move — dead giveaway I'm power-not-technique climbing. That one fix added two months of progress."
"I used to spend the first 20 minutes of every session just browsing for routes. Now I type V5, 40°, select crimp-heavy and I have a warmup circuit in 10 seconds. The session log showing my send rate by hold type was eye-opening — 34% on pinches vs 71% on jugs."
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