The most sophisticated coaching platform in climbing.
Everything a climbing coach runs a business on, in one browser workspace: training built from the routes on real gym walls, a full roster coached week to week, courses sold to climbers you have never met, and the money landing in your own account. The assistant does the building, so the size of your roster stops being decided by how fast you can type.
It’s like Claude Code for coaching.
You set up in the browser, right here. Your climbers get the training in the Klettra app.
- The assistant
- Programs and courses
- Real gym routes
- Client rosters
- Card payments and payouts
- Your own booking page
Four weeks, Tuesday and Friday, with Wednesday left as a climbing day. Weeks 3 and 4 carry your progressions: pull ups to 3x6, repeaters to 4 sets, max hangs up 2 to 3 kg, plank to 45 seconds.
Nine of the eleven exercises were already in the Klettra library, so your climbers get the demonstration images and instructions that come with them. Two were yours and I built them: the 7:3 repeaters on a 20 mm edge with all six rounds timed out, and the pinch block holds.
Your warm up note is on the program, so it is in front of them before any fingerboard work. Everything is a private draft until you approve it.
One thing your document leaves open: the deload after week 4 is only if they compete. Add it as an optional week 5, or leave it out?
AI-assisted human coaching.
Bring the training you already write.
The reason coaches never move platforms is the week of retyping. So paste your training document in, or drop the file, and it comes back as real Klettra content: exercises with their timing, sessions on the right week, every round written out. It reuses the exercises the platform already has rather than inventing copies, and everything it makes is a private draft until you approve it.
FALL STRENGTH BLOCK - 4 weeks (intermediate group, tues/fri sessions + one climbing day) coach notes: focus is finger strength + pulling power. remind athletes to warm up 15 min before ANY fingerboard work, no exceptions!! WEEK 1 + 2 Tuesday (strength): - pullups 3x5 (weighted if they can do 3x8 bodyweight easy, start +5kg) - repeters on fingerboard: 7 sec on / 3 sec off, 6 reps = 1 set, do 3 sets, 3 min rest between. 20mm edge. half crimp! - core: plank 3 x 30sec, rest 1min - TRX rows 3x10 slow tempo Friday (power + fingers): - max hangs, 5 x 10sec, 2-3 min rest - explosive pullups x3 sets of 3 - pinch block: 6 sec holds each hand, 10 sec rest, 10 holds per hand. use the wooden blocks WEEK 3 + 4 same as week 1-2 but: - pullups go to 3x6 - repeters 4 sets instead of 3 - max hangs add 2-3kg from where they ended week 2 - plank up to 45 sec wednesday is climbing day - limit bouldering, 45 min, pick 3-4 hard problems and project them.
Handed over exactly as it was written, shorthand and typos and all.
Weeks 2 and 4 follow the same shape. 24 activities in all.
Klettra exercise, with images and instructionsBuilt for you, because nothing matched
It never talks to your climbers, never publishes anything, and never changes content you have not read. See how the assistant works.
Two ways to get paid for your coaching.
Take on clients, or sell programs. Most coaches do both, from the same library of training.
A living weekly plan
Clients subscribe and you coach them week to week. Build each week from mixed activities, watch their sends and ratings come back, adjust, and message them in the app. The plan is never finished. It moves with the climber.
Build once, sell to anyone
Package a block of training as a program and put it up for sale. A climber buys it and works through it at their own pace, with nothing needed from you day to day. No roster, no schedule, no ongoing commitment.
Client plan
Week 3
Drag a card to another day, or apply a program to fill the week.
Every change lands in the client’s app.
Programs that mix every kind of training.
One program can hold exercises, climbing sessions, videos and check-ins, in the order you want them. Set reps, intervals and progression on the exercises. Build it as a week-by-week plan, an ordered video series, or a self-paced collection.
Build a program once and reuse it. Apply it to a client to fill their week, or list it for sale on its own.
Program
Power Endurance Block
Reusable. Apply it to a client’s week, or sell it on its own.
Set training on their actual wall.
Klettra already has the routes in the climber's gym. Assign a specific problem as part of the plan, add your notes, and when they send it, the log comes straight back to you.
The real route on the real wall, not a description you typed out. No other coaching tool can do this.
When a week does not land.
When a client rates an activity low or leaves a note that something is not working, Klettra reads it and drafts a specific change to their plan: swap this, lighten that, add a session here. You see exactly what is proposed and approve it in one tap, or edit it first.
It never changes a plan on its own and never picks routes for you. More of your clients get a close eye, without more hours from you.
Suggested change
Draft“Fingers still fried from Tuesday.”
Eases the finger load this week while keeping the strength work going.
You review every suggestion. Nothing changes until you approve it.
The loop stays open.
Clients rate every activity and leave a note in the app, and you message back in the same place. You always know how the last week actually felt before you build the next one.
This week
Ratings, notes and messages, all in the same place.
Payment and discovery, built in.
Clients buy a subscription or a program with a card, right in the flow. You set the price, and payouts land in your own bank account. You do not wire up a payment system, and you do not chase invoices.
Payouts
Next payout Apr 30, straight to your bank.
Card checkout for subscriptions and programs. Add a discount code when you want a launch offer. Payouts land in your own bank account.
A public coach profile and a place in the Klettra marketplace, where climbers come looking for a coach or a program to buy.
Run a coaching team under one brand. A gym or a business owns the coaches, the content and the revenue, with owner, admin and coach roles.
Bring your whole coaching business into one workspace.
Open the workspace in your browser, hand over the training you already write, and coach your first climber from the same place.
Looking for a coach instead? Find one in the marketplace.