For climbing gyms
Climbing gym software for the youth team and the membership desk.
The membership system does not know your youth squad exists, and the squad's progress lives in a coach's notes. Rosterra runs both: passes and memberships at the desk, levels and skills on the wall.
14 days, no card required. The console opens speaking levels and climbers, not belts and students.
Climbing gym
Ready to move up
Maya Chen
Level 3 → Level 4
26 / 2416ReadyDevon Brooks
Level 2 → Level 3
22 / 2412ReadyAria Nakamura
Level 5 → Team
31 / 2420ReadyLiam O'Connor
Level 1 → Level 2
18 / 2410AlmostPriya Shah
Level 4 → Level 5
15 / 249AlmostMarcus Webb
Level 2 → Level 3
11 / 245Watch
Sample data. Your console uses your ladder and your words.
Sound familiar?
What running a climbing gym actually costs you
None of this is a software problem until the software makes it one. These are the four that come up on every call.
Memberships, day entries and the youth team live in different systems.
Belay and lead certification is a sticker on a card.
Waivers expire and nobody notices until it matters.
Comp season entries arrive by message and get lost.
Your words
A console that says levels, not belts
Levels for the youth program with the skills and grades that clear them, named the way your coaches name them.
- Level 1
- Level 2
- Level 3
- Level 4
- Level 5
- Level 6
- Team
- Members are
- climbers
- Staff are
- coaches
- Sessions are
- classes
- Progression is
- levels
- Tracks are
- programs
- Assessments are
- assessments
Every one of these is editable, so a gym that uses different language changes it in one screen.
What you get
Built for how a gym actually runs
One system for the roster, the progression, the schedule and the money. Not four.
Memberships, passes and drop-ins
Recurring memberships, class cards for multi-visit passes and one-off entries all run through the same check-in and the same ledger.
Youth levels and skills
The squad's ladder carries the skills and grades that clear each level, signed off by the coach who watched the send.
Certification you can actually check
Belay and lead assessments are recorded against the climber, so the desk can see a certification at check-in instead of trusting a card.
Waivers that renew themselves
Digital waivers are collected at signup and re-collected when the version changes, with check-in flagging anyone whose waiver is missing.
Comps as events
Publish a comp, take entries with a fee and a capacity, and work the day from a paid list rather than a message thread.
Questions
Climbing gym questions we get asked
Yes. Recurring memberships, multi-visit class cards and single entries coexist, and a climber can hold more than one without confusing the ledger.
Teach something we haven’t listed? See every discipline or start on neutral wording and name everything yourself.
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