Cordada — Climb more, guess less
[ Out now / iOS / made in Spain ]

Climb more.
Guess less.

Every crag on one map, each sector's conditions hour by hour, your logbook and your crew. The app you've wanted for years.

Out now, with rock from 80 countries. Free, for iPhone.

For iPhone
The rockcrags, sectors and routes
Toposdrawn by whoever climbed it¹
Hour by hourconditions per sector
// How it works

Three steps, from the sofa to the belay.

Open the map, check if the rock grips at that hour, and log your day. That simple.

1

Find the rock

Crags across 80 countries on the map, each route with its grade and each wall with its aspect.

Placa del Sol
South · 210°
Patones
82
Excellent
★ 6 pm
14°
Temp
41%
Hum
8
Wnd
2

Check the conditions

The Friction Score for that wall, at that hour. Sun, rock and wind included.

3

Log and share

Every attempt adds to your pyramid and your logbook. And your crew.

// Friction Score

One number that tells you if the rock grips today.

Cordada cross-references the weather, the wall's aspect and the rock type, and gives you a climbing score hour by hour — sector by sector. Not the town's forecast: that wall, at that hour.

Graded temperature Sun and shade by aspect Humidity and dew point Wind and gusts Rain by rock type Shade at the base
Free Fridays

The Friction Score opens up for everyone every Friday. Plan your weekend with real data.

Mountain Skyline

The topographic horizon of each sector: when the sun really rises and sets over it, mountains included.

The sun in augmented reality

Point your camera and watch the sun's path over the wall. Anticipate the shade.

The rock counts

Limestone, granite, conglomerate… each dries at its own pace after rain. The score takes it into account.

Best window

It tells you the window of hours when the sector will be at its best — and the best sector in the area.

Sun AR in Cordada: the sun's path drawn over the real Pyrenees sky, with hour marks at 17h, 18h, 19h and 20h and the reading 'Sun at 18:00, altitude 36°, azimuth 262°'

Real screenshot · Sun AR in the Pyrenees

// Sun AR

The sun, drawn on your sky.

Point your camera and see where the sun will pass — over your wall, hour by hour. This screenshot is real: the Pyrenees, untouched. Know when the shade arrives before the rope leaves your pack.

// The terrain

Every crag, on a map that knows climbing.

Areas, sectors and routes across 80 countries, each route with its grade. Plus a wall-aspect layer to see at a glance which catch sun and which stay shaded.

80
Countries with rock
From Spain to Norway, from Morocco to California.
28.209
Crags
From Patones to Margalef, from Fontainebleau to Yosemite.
60.390
Sectors each with its climate
Each with its aspect, rock and horizon.
358.215
Routes with their grade
With your own attempts and sends on top.

Live figures, read from the catalogue right now. And growing with what the community adds.

Topos and approach

Topos with photos and GPS breadcrumbs to the base, added by the community. The more climbers, the better the map.

IGME geology

Spain's official geological layer on the map. Know what rock you're on, for free.

Truly offline

Download the whole area — routes, topos and tracks — and forget about signal.

// The people

Nobody climbs alone. Your crew, in your pocket.

Find partners, make plans and share where you are with whoever you choose. Everything social is free — the community isn't for sale.

// Cordada Match
✓ Similar level
Say hi
Looking for a partner
Marta
Patones · Madrid
7a their max 6a–7b

Cordada Match

A deck of partners by your area and your style. Swipe, say hi, meet up. And in travel mode, search before you arrive.

Meetups board

Post a plan or join someone else's. Group chat and calendar export in one tap.

My crew, live

Share your location with your friends while you climb. You turn it on, person by person, and only in the foreground.

And something you won't find in other apps: belay trust — the badge that shows who belays with a cool head, vouched for by their partners.

// Your logbook

Every attempt tells your story.

Log sends and attempts in three taps. The app gives you your grade pyramid, your month-by-month progression, your areas and your streaks — no judging, just showing you.

// What’s coming

Cordada Pro is on its way.

We’re not saying what’s in it yet. Only that we’re building it and that it will land.

Social, always free. We charge for the insight, not the community.

And we never charge for something that doesn't work yet. What you see here is already inside.

// Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you want to read the rock.

Free
0 €
forever
  • Map, crags, routes and topos
  • Logbook, pyramid and calendar
  • IGME geology and approach in augmented reality
  • All social: Match, Board, My crew
Premium
€4.99 / month
or €39 / year
  • Friction Score and Mountain Skyline
  • The sun in augmented reality and aspect layer
  • Advanced logbook stats
  • Offline download and Match in travel mode
Pro
Soon
in the works

We’re not saying what’s in it yet. Only that it’s coming.

And 1% of every subscription goes to re-bolting routes. The rock we enjoy, we look after together.

// Why it exists

Born on the wall, not in an office.

Cordada is built by a single climber. It started as every crew's question — where do we climb tomorrow? — answered with half-truths: the forecast of the nearest village, an old photo of the sector, a “I think it gets sun in the afternoon”. Every feature exists because that question deserved a real answer: that wall, at that hour, on that rock. No rushed investors, no engagement metrics. A tool its author uses every weekend — made better every time someone records an approach, reports conditions or fixes a grade.

[ Out now ]

Be among the first to read the rock.

Cordada is on the App Store, free for iPhone: the Friction Score, 350,000+ routes in 80 countries and your crew, in your pocket.

Free · Made in Spain

Why “Cordada”?

A cordada is Spanish for a rope team: two or more climbers tied to the same rope. If one falls, the others hold. That simple, that serious — the rope turns a group into a team, and trust into something physical.

This app carries the name because it does the same without a rope: it tells you whether the rock will be in condition tomorrow, finds you someone to share the day with, and makes sure nobody arrives at the crag alone. Know, accompany, hold.

Cordada. Because you don’t climb alone.