Braveclimb turns the uncomfortable-but-good things you do — applying, reaching out, asking, sharing your work — into meters climbed up real mountains. Log it in two taps. Keep the streak lit. Watch your altitude rise.

Every action carries base meters. The grade you give it and your streak multiply on top — harder and more consistent both climb faster. Change the grade or the streak and every number retargets.
Not mockups — actual screenshots from the app, framed the way they'd land on the App Store.

The peak you're on, your altitude, and the streak keeping the fire lit.

The route ahead — every camp to the summit, and your ETA.

The whole range in one view — summited, current, and uncharted.

Weekly recaps, difficulty trends, and every log you've kept — in one place.

Milestones across nine tiers, from first steps to the roof of the world.
One tally holds both languages at once — the count of things you've faced, and the meters you've climbed. Each screen does one job, all of it on-device.
A living scene of the peak you're on — trail, camps, the next flag, and a campfire for your streak. The altitude ticker counts up every time you log.
Pick the action, rate how scary it felt. Reason, note and fear-vs-reality are optional.
One suggested challenge each day, worth a +5 m bonus for facing it.
Nine real peaks, each its own colored world — Fuji to Everest, then Olympus Mons on Mars.
A weekly recap, a meters trend, and a fears-vs-reality gap that shows how rarely it was as bad as you feared.
No account, no backend by default. Everything lives on your device, works fully offline, and never has to leave your phone. Free.
Milestones across nine tiers, from first steps to the roof of the world.
The hard part is real life. The app is the two taps afterward — and the mountain that rises because of them.
Apply, reach out, ask, set the boundary, ship the work. The hard part is real life — the app is just the two taps afterward.
Pick the action, rate the grade. Harder grades earn bonus meters — a black diamond is worth ×1.5. That's the whole ritual.
Log something every day to keep the campfire burning. Each day of streak multiplies your meters, up to ×1.5. Miss a day and momentum resets — but a banked bivouac can save the streak.
Meters carry you past camps and over summits onto the next peak. Altitude never decays — every meter you've climbed is yours for good.
Apply, reach out, ask, set the boundary, ship the work. The hard part is real life — the app is just the two taps afterward.
Pick the action, rate the grade. Harder grades earn bonus meters — a black diamond is worth ×1.5. That's the whole ritual.
Log something every day to keep the campfire burning. Each day of streak multiplies your meters, up to ×1.5. Miss a day and momentum resets — but a banked bivouac can save the streak.
Meters carry you past camps and over summits onto the next peak. Altitude never decays — every meter you've climbed is yours for good.
Cumulative meters map onto the ladder — summit one and the next begins. Each peak is its own colored world; past Olympus Mons the uncharted peaks never run out.
Checking a box feels like nothing an hour later. Braveclimb keeps the score — every uncomfortable thing you've faced, stacked into altitude that never resets.
A gamified tracker for doing the uncomfortable-but-good things that grow you — applying, reaching out, asking, setting boundaries, sharing your work. Every action you log becomes meters climbed up a ladder of real mountains, so facing your fears is visible progress.
Anything that stretches your comfort zone and you can start today, on your own — send the message, ask the question, post the work, make the call. The outcome is never the requirement; facing it is the win. Rejection counts as a full rep, and backing out still counts as recon.
You rate how scary each thing felt: a green circle (a push), a blue square (hard), or a black diamond (really scary). Harder grades earn bonus meters — ×1.25 for blue, ×1.5 for black diamond — and a daily streak multiplies everything on top, up to ×1.5.
Never. Momentum resets if you miss a day, but every meter you've ever climbed is yours for good. Braveclimb rewards showing up, not punishing you for a gap.
No. Braveclimb is local-first: no accounts and no backend by default, so everything you log stays on your device and works fully offline. You can export a JSON backup any time, and optional end-to-end-encrypted sync is there if you ever want to.
Yes. Your entries never leave the device unless you turn on encrypted sync. Builds shipped with an analytics key can send anonymous usage counts (screen names and grade counts — never your notes, names, or anything you typed), and there's an off switch in settings. Builds without a key send nothing.
Braveclimb is built with Expo / React Native and ships to iPhone via TestFlight. It's dark-only, animation-forward, and designed to be logged in two taps between the things that scare you.
No accounts, no subscription, no tracking. Log your first uncomfortable thing, keep the fire lit, and watch the mountain rise. Coming to iOS — join the rope team and we'll tell you the day it's live.