Frequently asked questions

Ticklists

The ticklist feature offers you the opportunity to climb challenging comp problems of the past and earn yourself a place in the hall of fame.
The hall-of-fame honors the completion of grades. That means you have to complete all climbs up to a grade of your choice to enter the hall-of-fame at that grade.
Example: You ticked all 6A+ and all 6Bs but only one 6B+ of the ticklist => you enter the hall-of-fame at 6B level.

How does it work?

• Log in with your existing account or create a new one if you don't have one.
• Visit the ticklist(s), view and try the problems.
  • We will also manually add the hold info to the problems, so that you can take a look at the problems directly here on this page without having to open your moonboard app.
• Take as long as you like. The ticklist feature is completely independent of the comp(s) and will be available year-round.
• Tick all the problems you have sent, whenever you have sent them.
• Check the hall-of-fame to see how you progress.

What else is there to know?

• New ticklists will be added over time.
  • Example: After the 2026 comp, the new comp problems will become available.
• If you have been a participant of a past comp, your ticks from the comp are already taken into account.
  • You will also automatically enter the hall-of-fame if possible.
• The beta videos feature is also available for ticklist problems and videos posted during past comps are also still available. (Only if you are logged in)
• Feel free to add comments to problems or beta videos. (Only if you are logged in)

As a logged-in user, you can add comments on various pages of this website. Example: You can add comments to problems or beta videos.

Concerning privacy and data protection: please be aware that every user is able to see all of your comments.

This website is related to enjoying climbing and is intended to be a friendly, welcoming, fun place to stay.
Please respect the following guidelines to keep it a fun place:

• Be respectful, even if you totally disagree with someone else's comments.
• If you share beta in your comment, please start your comment line with the word "BETA:".
  • Example "BETA: Did work better for me to skip A7".
• No spamming.
• No hate speech.
• No bullying.
• No politics. There are other places for this.
• Post web links sparcely and on if they are at least climbing, training or comp related.
• Keep it clean. Keep it lean. There's only gonna be one winner ;-)

Admins are advised to delete any kind of comment that does not fit the guidelines above or just seem to be harmful or inappropriate in any other way - without further notice.

Admins are also able to edit your comments if required. Example: You forgot the "BETA": tag and admin adds it. Of course you can edit or delete your own comments too :-)

This site provides a simple way to view Moonboard beta and sick send videos from various sources.

You can submit send video links from basically every URL on the internet.

Just some examples:

• Mastodon
• PeerTube
• Instagram
• YouTube
• Any other webserver
• You can also directly upload your video on this site

Got sick footy? Submit them on the problem pages in the "Beta videos" tab.

To make sure we aren't receiving unwanted spam from bots, your submissions will undergo a review process before being published. Please give us a bit time to process everything.

In rare cases we will might discard submissions, e.g. in case we find a duplicate entry, the link is broken or something else is completely off.

You can directly upload a video here on this platform if you don't have a social media account, or if you do not want to post your climbing videos there.

To make sure this works, you have to make sure to match to following criteria:

• Your video file must be an mp4 format file not larger than 5MB.
• In addition to the video, you have to supply a thumbnail image file in jpg format, not larger than 256kB.

You could potentialy use the built-in tools on your smartphones to achieve this, but it propably needs a bit of familiarization and practice.

On the PC (or Mac), a free tool to edit videos and manipulate video formats and sizes is e.g. the free and open source software "kdenlive" (kdenlive.org). While this is a full editing solution, of course there are simpler alternatives out there to convert formats and shrink files.

Anyways, you will propably have to play around a little bit with the tools you have to figure out what works for you.

Note: By uploading a video, you guarantee that you own the copyright to the video/ content (including the audio :-( ).

We have built in a simple mechanism called "feed" to keep you updated about what happened recently.
It either shows up at the bottom of the ticklist view or - when a comp is active - in your personal comp page.

The feed informs you about things like problem submissions, sends and new comments etc. in reverse chronological order. There is no algorithm behind it to push things - events just appear unfiltered in the order they happened. There will be a simple button on top of the feed which you can press to delete the complete list of events. You should push that button from time to time :-)

The Forum () is a collection of chats for all users who do not want to use tools by big tech companies. We don't collect or sell you data. We don't track you. The provided functionality is pretty basic but will be extended if the feature is used.

Same rules apply as the ones mentioned in the "Commenting" section in this FAQ.

Please read this page to find out how we are using your personal data.

To download data asssociated with your account, follow this link.

If you have any concerns or further questions, please contact us via the E-Mail adress mentioned in the imprint.