Climbing gear tracker for inventory, inspections, and retirement—built for climbers, useful for slackliners too

Know when your climbing gear needs attention

RackTracker is a personal gear log for climbers and slackliners—not warehouse or industrial rack software. Track age and climbs, get inspection and retirement reminders, add optional weight for trad or sport rack totals, and export your inventory to CSV.

What’s new in 1.3.0

CSV export

Export the visible gear inventory or a climbing rack packing list to CSV and share it from the system share sheet—handy if you already keep a spreadsheet, need a backup, or want a printable list.

Optional gear weight

Add weight in grams when you create or edit gear. Climbing racks total known weights automatically and label partial totals when some items still have no weight.

Built around gear safety

Inspection tracking

Schedule and record inspections with reminders based on the same general guideline intervals used in the app.

Climb usage logging

Log climbs against an active climbing rack so soft goods and hardware accumulate real usage history.

Climbing racks & inventory

Organize gear into trad or sport racks for different styles or days out, with filters to find what needs attention fast.

Retirement reminders

Get alerts as gear approaches inspection or replacement thresholds—status colors make overdue items obvious.

CSV export

Pull a CSV of your gear list or rack for backup, sharing, or moving data into a spreadsheet workflow.

Rack weight totals

Optional per-item weight rolls up on climbing racks so alpine and travel packing stays honest about grams.

How it works

  1. 1. Add your gear

    Log brand, model, purchase date, and thresholds. Batch-add identical pieces when you buy draws or biners in pairs.

  2. Add Gear to Rack screen with safety status badges

    2. Build climbing racks & log use

    Assemble trad or sport racks, optionally track weight, and log climbs so usage and age stay visible.

  3. Gear list with color-coded retirement statuses

    3. Retire on time

    Act on Safe / Approaching / Overdue / Replace statuses, export CSV when you need a list outside the app, and follow manufacturer guidance for final calls. See the climbing gear inspection guidelines.

Climbing gear inspection & replacement guidelines

The same general inspection and replacement guidance used inside RackTracker is published here— including default intervals, type-specific checks, and manufacturer references for ropes from brands like Petzl, Edelrid, Mammut, Beal, and Sterling.

See RackTracker in action

Climbing gear inventory with safety statuses
Gear detail and tracking screen
Adding gear to a rack
Add gear form with batch addition