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Fontainebleau
Île-de-France, France
BoulderingSandstone
Outdoor takes everything MonkeyGrade already does at the gym — grades, sends, crews, chat — and brings it outside. Draw your own topo lines on your own crags, plan the trip, coordinate who brings the rope, and log the send. One logbook, gym and outdoor, for life.
Free while it’s in early access — the honest subscription model is below.
This is what a crew actually builds — crag, sector, climb, a hand-drawn line, a grade, the beta, the tick. Two real spots, walked start to finish. (Routes and grades here are illustrative, not guidebook-accurate.)
Everything that used to scatter across three apps and a dozen screenshots lives in one private crew — invite-only, crew-owned, nothing public unless you decide otherwise.
A crew is private by default. Invite by link or by member — they accept in one tap and land straight in the crew, no admin approval loop.
A shared bring-list per trip or standing for the crew — crash pads, rope, rack, food. Anyone adds an item, anyone claims it, and nobody double-books the same gear.
Turn "Saturday?" into a trip: a place, a time, an RSVP the whole crew thumbs-up, a reminder before it, and an add-to-calendar tap that actually works.
Crew chat and a send feed with reactions — the same live room your gym sessions already use, just pointed at a crag instead of a wall.
Beta videos and sequence notes carry a "contains beta" flag — masked for everyone but the poster until they choose to reveal it. Your onsight stays yours to protect.
Search the open OpenBeta database and import a crag in one tap, drop a pin yourself, or let the crew's own map grow one trip at a time — then get real directions to where you actually park.
Search the open climbing database and import a crag — name, coordinates and area all land pre-filled. Attribution kept, nothing copied from a guidebook.
No listing for your secret spot? Drop a pin on the map yourself — a suggested name comes back automatically, or type your own.
Every crag routes straight to where you actually leave the car — not the summit, not the middle of the woods.
Import a climb and its crag comes with it automatically — one shared location per crag, however many climbs your crew adds to it, never a duplicate.
A send at the crag counts exactly like a send at the gym — same tick, same streak, same stats. Your hardest is your hardest, wherever you climbed it.
Outdoor sends land in the exact same personal history as gym sends — the grade is snapshotted at tick time, so a later regrade never rewrites your past.
Total sends, flashes, and a grade pyramid just for outdoor — folded into your headline stats, on one Font ladder so V-scale and French grades compare cleanly.
Tick a climb once, from the crag or from the tick-list back home — it is a real ascent the moment you tap it, not a note you transcribe later.
Outdoor is not a forever-subscription you forget to cancel. Take it for the months you need it, stop whenever you don't — nothing about your crew or your history depends on staying subscribed.
Free early access today — request an invite. Coming pricing shown below.
Your own crags, climbs and logbook.
One subscription covers the whole crew.
Subscribe for a season, a trip, a summer — then stop. There is no minimum term and no penalty for pausing.
Stop paying and you keep every crag, climb, photo and send exactly as it was — you just can't add new ones until you reactivate. Nothing is ever deleted.
Changed your mind, or the season's back? Turn it back on in one tap — your crew, your crags and your history are waiting exactly where you left them.
CHF 2 Solo / CHF 10 Crew a month is the coming price — it applies from autumn 2026, after the summer. Today, during early access, Outdoor is free on request. We'd rather tell you the real number now than surprise you later.
Who you climb with, where you get outside — that's all we need. We grant Outdoor access personally while it's in early access and reply within one business day.
Opens our contact form with the request pre-filled — it reaches the MonkeyGrade team by email.