For this phone only. Light foggy grey is what everyone starts on.
For this phone only. Unticked, the picture is Moon's yellow board, which
is what everyone starts on. Plywood is drawn for the 2016 hold set so far; the other
sets keep their own picture.
Row 1 carries no holds on any benchmark, so it reads out the grade:
A1 onward, one light per V-grade — five green up to V5, two blue for V6–V7,
red from V8, capping at eleven. On the 2019 and 2024 sets a few routes use row 1,
and the bar is left off for those.
Hold set on the wall
Changes the route list and the board picture for everyone, so only
switch it when the holds on the wall actually change.
On connect
Where you're climbing
The board takes one Bluetooth connection, so everyone shares the phone
that has it. Whoever taps Connect becomes the bridge automatically, and every other
phone sends what it lights through them. On a different MoonBoard? Pick Another wall
and give it a code of its own, the same on every phone there, so the two walls never
light each other's problems.
A tap opens the video in Instagram. These come from a Google search of
Instagram, so a new post takes a while to turn up.
Logbook
Hold a row to delete it
Points
Snake
–
Log entry
Connect four
Green
–
Blue
–
not started
Ranking
Green drops first, then blue. Played on C–I, rows 7–12, which
keeps clear of the dead A2 and A4 holds. A win only counts towards the ranking
when both players are named.
