Build the wall you actually have
Split the wall into panels to match yours. Lean them into a cave, turn them into a corner, or push a single point out until the shape is right.
For route setters and the climbers who live on their wallsShape the wall.
Shape the wall.
Set the route.
Topout puts your wall on screen in 3D. Bend its panels until they match your gym, bolt real holds onto it, and keep every route you set in one gallery.
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How it works
From blank plywood to a finished set, before anyone picks up a drill.
Bolt on real 3D holds
Click a panel to place a hold, drag to move it, spin it to any angle. Every route gets its own color, with start and top holds marked. Bring your own hold scans as .obj or .stl files.
Jug
Crimp
Sloper
Pinch
Pocket
Foot
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A gallery of every wall and route
Each wall and each route lives in your gallery, with its grade, color and status. Reopen any of them in a click.
The Cave3 on the wall · 1 draft
Slab Side2 on the wall
Home board12 problems saved
For route setters
Plan the set on screen. Spend wall time on the details.
Try a crux on three different panels in a minute, check how a jug reads under the roof, and walk into setting day knowing what goes where.
- Try it before you bolt itMove, spin and swap holds as often as you like, and undo as you go.
- A plan the whole team can readEach route in its own color, start and top marked, every hold at its exact angle.
- See one line at a timeDim every other route on a busy wall so the one you're working on stands out.
- Your gym's hold libraryImport 3D scans of the holds you actually own and set with those, not stand-ins.
- Rebuild your home wallGarage board, spray wall or a steep training board: model it once and keep setting on it.
- Keep the ones you lovedGym problems get stripped. Recreate your favorites so they're never really gone.
- Your personal route galleryEvery wall and every problem, with grades and colors, in one place.
- Plan your projectPut the moves you're working on in front of you, from any angle, between sessions.
For climbers
Every problem you care about, kept.
You don't need to run a setting team to use Topout. If you climb on a home wall, or just hate watching a great problem get stripped, build a gallery of your own.
Sharing
Routes are better shared.
Climbing has always traded beta. You can already send any route as a link. We're building the rest, so setters and climbers can see what people are setting everywhere else.
Share a route
Press Share and send the link. Anyone can open that route in 3D, without an account, and they can't change a thing.
Available nowSee what others set
Browse walls from other gyms and home walls, and see how other setters use the same angles and holds.
Coming nextClimb it at home
Copy a problem someone shared onto your own wall, then make it yours.
Coming nextStart your gallery now, and share a route whenever it's ready.
Start your galleryQuestions
Do I need to install anything?
No. Topout runs in your web browser. Sign in with your Google account, answer a few quick questions or skip them, and you're in the editor.
Can I model an unusual wall?
Yes. The wall is a grid of points you can split into panels to match yours. Lean panels forward or back, turn them left or right, or push single points in and out to get caves, arêtes and roofs.
Can I use my own holds?
Yes. Import 3D models as .obj or .stl files. Topout lays the flat side against the wall and simplifies dense scans so the editor stays fast.
Can I share my routes?
Yes. Share any route to get a link. Anyone with it can view that route in 3D without an account. They can't change anything or see your other routes, and you can stop sharing whenever you like.
Your next set starts on screen.
Model your wall, place your first route and start a gallery you'll keep adding to.
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