Climb On · iOS, launching soon

Find climbing partners, get on belay, and Climb On.

1:1 partner discovery for outdoor crags and climbing gyms. Swipe climber spec sheets sorted on grades, belay, gear, and when you can climb, then rack up.

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Every climber needs a belayer.

Climb On puts one question in front of you at a time: would you climb with this person? Profiles read like spec sheets, and the swipes speak climber.

A Climb On chat planning Saturday at Morning Glory Wall before the sun hits it

Photo 1 of 2: Climb On welcome screen: Every climber needs a belayer

Straight from the app

Swipes that speak climber.

Bail

Swipe left to pass, no hard feelings, and rewinds can bring a climber back if your thumb was faster than your brain.

On belay

Swipe right when you'd climb with them. If they swipe right back, the carabiner locks: Climb On!

Stick clip

Swipe up when you want a partner soon, a priority intro that lets them message you instantly, before you're connected.

How it works

From first swipe to first pitch.

Four steps, all in climber language. No profiles to write twice, no small talk to survive.

Build your spec sheet
Pick what you climb (sport, trad, boulder, gym) and set a grade range plus a comfortable-following grade for each. Add belay styles and devices, the rack you bring, and when you can climb.
One climber at a time
Every profile is a climber spec sheet, never a glamour shot. Bail (swipe left) to pass, Climb On! (swipe right) when you'd climb together, stick clip (swipe up) when you want a partner soon.
Climb On!
Mutual on-belay locks the carabiner and opens the chat with the only icebreaker climbers need: "You're connected. Where are you climbing?" Swap beta, pick a day, and go.
Rack up and climb
Meet at the gym or the crag and climb. Afterward, you both confirm the climb in the thread; your climbers-met count only moves when both of you say you climbed.

Who it's for

Built for the climber without a partner.

If the crux of your season is finding someone to hold the other end of the rope, this is for you.

New in town

Your partners are a time zone away

Set a home crag and radius, or type in the local gym · Filter for grade overlap and lead or top-rope belay comfort · Start with a gym session before you commit to a full crag day

You moved for the job and the rope gun stayed behind. Point Climb On at your new home crag or gym and rebuild your climbing circle one belay at a time.

Trad + alpine

The objective needs a second

See who comfortably follows the grade you lead · Check rope lengths, draws, and cam sizes before anyone drives · Availability up front, so the dawn-patrol partner is actually free at dawn

The rack is sorted and the weather window is picked; what's missing is somebody solid on the other end of the rope.

Gym to crag

First season climbing outside

Your profile says exactly where you're at; honest beta beats bold beta · Connect with climbers who already know the approach and the anchors · Gear-check culture and meetup tips are one tap away in the trust center

Strong on plastic, new to stone. Find partners who know the local walls and climb with people who were new once too.

What makes it different

A partner tool, down to the pixels.

Every screen is built around one job: getting two climbers who fit onto the same rope.

Climber spec sheets

Photo up top, beta below: climbing types, per-type grade ranges and follow grades, belay devices and roles, availability, and the gear you bring. You're vetted on climbing, not looks.

Belay fit, not faces

Profiles rank on belay and roles, grade overlap, availability, and gear. Gender never appears on a profile.

Crags and gyms

Built for outdoor walls and the gyms that keep you fit between trips. Set a home crag and radius, then move your swipe location before a trip so partners are waiting when you arrive.

Grades that overlap

A grade range and a comfortable-following grade for every discipline you climb, so the rope team makes sense before the first message is sent.

Availability that matters

Dawn patrol Saturdays or Wednesday evenings after work; profiles show when people can actually climb, so plans survive contact with the calendar.

Trust, quietly

Instagram verification, report and block from any profile or chat, 18+ only, and your exact location is never shown. Built on Recreation Leader's RESPECT Through Recreation ethos.

The Climb On moment

Climb On!

Mutual on-belay snaps the carabiner shut, your phone buzzes, and the chat opens with the only icebreaker climbers need: "You're connected. Where are you climbing?"

Two tiers, zero nagging.

Climber is free. Sender is coffee money. Upgrades live in Settings, and the app only brings it up if you run dry. Packs for everyone: 22 extra stick clips or 22 rewinds for $3, stockpiled, never expiring.

Pricing

Climber

Free

Free, with ads between swipes.

22 swipes a day
22 stick clips a month
3 rewinds a month
Every filter, chat, and trust tool
1 ad every 7–9 swipes

Sender

$3/month · $20/year

No ads and more of everything.

88 swipes a day
88 stick clips a month
10 rewinds a month
Zero ads while you swipe

Answers before you climb.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of partners?

Climbing partners only. Climb On is a climbing-partner finder. Profiles are climber spec sheets ranked by partner fit (belay and roles, grade overlap, following grades, availability, gear and location), never by looks.

What does it cost?

Climber is free with ads: 22 swipes a day, 22 stick clips a month, and 3 rewinds a month. Sender is $3 a month or $20 a year: 88 swipes a day, 88 stick clips, 10 rewinds, and zero ads. Packs of 22 stick clips or 22 rewinds cost $3 and never expire.

When does it launch on iPhone?

Soon. Climb On lands on the App Store as "Climb On: Climbing Partners." Join the waitlist below and you'll get an email the day it goes live.

What do I need before I can swipe?

A first name, confirmation that you're 18 or older, and a climber profile with at least one photo, your climbing types, and grade ranges. Swiping opens once your spec sheet can be read by a partner.

How do reporting and blocking work?

You can report or block from any profile or chat, and blocking hides you from each other everywhere. Your exact location is never shown; partners see an area name and a rounded distance.