A training app for climbers.
A season has a goal and a date to peak. It is split into blocks, each with a focus. Blocks are made of weeks, weeks of sessions, sessions of sets. You plan at the top and log at the bottom, and what you log comes back up as metrics for the whole season.
On exercises like max hangs, edge pulls and one-arm work, connect a Tindeq Progressor over Bluetooth and see the load on the hold as you pull. Gaman records the average force for each rep rather than the peak, so a hang that fades is recorded as it happened, and the measured weight goes straight into your log for each hand.
Fingers, power, power endurance, technique. Organised the way you train, not as a gym app with climbing bolted on.
The plan analyzer watches your load and rest so you reach your peak instead of an injury.
With a Tindeq you get force data for every hang, averaged per rep and logged for you.
Timers run themselves and the log fills itself in, so you spend the session training.
Gaman (我慢): to endure the seemingly unbearable with patience and dignity.
Most of climbing is the part nobody sees: ordinary sessions, done consistently, for years. Gaman is built for that. Plan the work, do it, and keep a straight record of it.
Gaman isn't glamourising suffering, it's deliberate practice when motivation fades. It's showing up for the boring sets, the slow rehab, the quiet consistency that builds strong fingers, steady breathing, and a calmer mind. You don't chase intensity. You choose progress.
Climbing doesn't reward occasional hero days, it rewards patterns. Gaman is structure you can trust, small blocks, repeatable routines, and honest tracking. When life gets busy, your plan stays simple. When your head gets messy, your training stays clean.
Gaman is learning to tolerate uncertainty one controlled rep, one attempt, one choice at a time. You build strength in your hands, and stability in your head. Not by forcing it but by enduring with intention.