I get a 404 error message on the website when trying to view the route 'Angel' at Kasviken crag (https://thetopo.com/crags/kasviken/routes/angel).

Aku Siekkinen about 22 hours ago

💡 Feature Request

You can currently only sort by a single variable, such as Grade or Type. It would be really useful to have better filter options for sorting and exclusion. For example, I’d like to sort by grade, then by number of ascents within that. Or exclude all sport climbs at a trad area when sorting by most Ascents.

Eliot Heath 2 days ago

💡 Feature Request

Some Spots have multiple Premium Topos, on web it’s possible to scroll through them all and it works really well. If you want to look at all of the routes in the Topo overview for an area, you can view them all as a list, but if you want to view the Premium Topos you can only view one Spot at a time. It would be nice if the same continuous list view could be used for all the Spots within the area. You could still select the individual Spots from the combo box, but you could also select All, and then scroll through all the Premium Topos.

Eliot Heath 2 days ago

💡 Feature Request

On mobile app, it’s not possible to show boulder and sport stats at the same time. On web the stats are combined by default, which means all 6a boulders and 6a sport climbs are represented as being the same thing. Despite them both being represented by the same grade, they are fundamentally different and is misleading.

Eliot Heath 2 days ago

🐛 Bug Reports

The homescreen could be a useful place to find information you want to quickly navigate to. It’s currently showing Most Popular Nearby, which is hit or miss whether it actually shows the closest climbing areas anyway, Top 10, Recently Published, and Explore, which area all fairly generic and random. I would love to see my favourite areas, particularly ones I want to highlight while I’m on a trip, so I can navigate directly there with a single tap when I open the app. To Do list is probably one of the functions in the app I use most. I find myself often looking through routes in my free time. Having it more visible and available with fewer clicks would be nice. Right now the home screen feels unnecessary, I never use it, which feels like a shame since it’s the landing place when opening the app.

Eliot Heath 2 days ago

💡 Feature Request

This is a pretty standard topo diagram symbol, can we add anchor icon to topos?

Eliot Heath 2 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

There are many bolted lines that can still be climbed on trad gear, it would be nice to be able to log the ascent type for ones own stats.

Eliot Heath 2 days ago

💡 Feature Request

It is not possible to update free topos, adding essential information such as parking, description, etc… One cannot even add new lines or sectors. I have tried both with the mobile app and the webapp. Best, Dante

Dante Loi 6 days ago

💡 Feature Request

App 3.1.2 When looking at a topo the line with colors showing the grade overview is very useful to see what the crag offers. Can it also be implemented on spots when looking at spots on the map? As it is now, when clicking different spots I need to scroll down to see the grades of boulder/routes at that spot. Adding the color line on top of spots would make it much easier to find a good spot.

Viktor Höjman 6 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

App version 3.1.1. Currently I’m being bombarded with notifications of this and that route opening here and there. I could not care less. After searching a while, I could not find any way to disable these notifications. There should be an easy way to opt out from selected or all notifications. Thank you.

Hannu Hurme 10 days ago

💡 Feature Request

Feedback view cannot be closed, because notifications icon blocks it. See image for reference. App version 3.1.1 (422), iOs 26.4.2, iPhone SE 2020

Jarkko Rahikainen 11 days ago

🐛 Bug Reports

Yesterday I added photos to gallery via latest iOS app. Now they do not show up on website, so I assume there upload/sync to server is bugging. Previously have had similar problems with new freshed app version in topo making: My app shows new sectors and topo images, but website does not. This makes the app totally unreliable, never cannot trust that the changes are actually saved. in ios app on topo page i pressed “refresh”, does not do a thing.

Juuso O 12 days ago

🐛 Bug Reports

3.1.1. While planning climbing trips through my to-do list I can filter with crag name to see all the routes I’ve marked but after that, I need to open each route separately to see which sector they are on, which of course is slow and halfway through the list i have already forgotten where the first route is. It would be helpful to include the sector name in the to-do list, so while planning I get the big picture and know I'll start for example with sector 1, since 3 of my to-do routes are there, etc.

Mikael Metsälä 13 days ago

💡 Feature Request

App version 3.1.1 (422) Searching for any topo and tapping on the search result opens the topo, but opens multiple weird ‘empty tabs’ on top of it, that need to all be closed/swiped down before accessing the topo. See video.

Aaro Asikainen 14 days ago

🐛 Bug Reports

Version 3.1.1 (422) on Android. When attempting to add a new spot, there is a ton of unwanted behaviour. Firstly, after setting the wanted location/coordinates of the spot, the app changes it into something else. Earlier I have had it switch the location (multiple times) to a random spot in Austria, and now I had it somewhere in Germany. Chaging the location back after this unwanted change, the location stays, but the ‘Save’ button is unresponsive. Expected behaviour: firstly, the set location should stay the same as the one put in first. Secondly, the save button should not be unresponsive, and pressing it should result in a new spot added. This means, that currently, at least for me, there is no way of adding new spots through the mobile app. This is most unfortunate, as the mobile app used to be a very handy tool used for the topoing process, ESPECIALLY setting the locations of the spots as you can match your own GPS coordinates.

Aaro Asikainen 14 days ago

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🐛 Bug Reports

Summary ​Allow crag editors to define a specific driving route to the parking area by using mandatory waypoints. This ensures users follow landowner-approved roads instead of the "fastest route" suggested by GPS, which often leads through private property and causes access issues. ​The Problem: The "GPS Shortcut" Trap ​Currently, when a user clicks "Navigate" to a parking lot, the navigation app (Google/Apple Maps) automatically calculates the fastest route. In many rural or sensitive areas, this leads to a major problem: ​Trespassing: GPS often routes climbers through private roads or farm tracks where driving is forbidden. ​Access Bans: Even if the "Access" text description warns against these roads, many users follow the GPS line blindly. This is currently one of the leading causes of friction between landowners and the climbing community. ​The Solution: Mandatory Waypoints ​27crags should allow editors to add a "Safe Entry Point" (waypoint) that is automatically included in the navigation link. By forcing the navigation through a specific intersection or road section, we can ensure users approach the parking lot from the correct direction. ​Technical Implementation ​The "Navigate" button should support the Google Maps Directions API URL scheme. By leaving the origin empty, the app automatically uses the user's current location. ​URL Format: [https://www.google.com/maps/dir/?api=1&waypoints=](https://www.google.com/maps/dir/?api=1&waypoints=)[WAYPOINT]&destination=[PARKING_COORDINATES] ​Practical Example: If the parking is at Evatuntie 337 but the only allowed access is via the Evatuntie 1 intersection, the link would be: [https://www.google.com/maps/dir/?api=1&waypoints=Evatuntie+1&destination=Evatuntie+337](https://www.google.com/maps/dir/?api=1&waypoints=Evatuntie+1&destination=Evatuntie+337) ​Suggested UI Change ​Add an optional field in the Crag/Parking editor: "Driving Waypoint (Optional)". ​If filled, the "Navigate" button generates a multi-point link. ​If empty, the button functions as a standard single-point destination. ​Impact ​Access Preservation: Proactively prevents trespassing and helps maintain good relationships with landowners. ​User Experience: Climbers don't need to cross-reference text instructions while driving; the "correct" route is handled automatically by their GPS.

Sami Sillanpää 17 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

The app does not show all ticks. Web: App:

Johannes Kraft 19 days ago

2

💡 Feature Request

The topo border line only shows when the topo consists of 3 or more spots. When there is only 2 spots the border line surronding them does npt show up. See the two print screens of the two spots at Mellanvalsan.

Viktor Höjman 22 days ago

🐛 Bug Reports

Going from a well-known brand name with identity and soul to the most generic term possible? Did you guys get your branding advice from Twitter? That still after 3 years everyone refuses to call 𝕏. I totally see this turning out the same. And I genuinely hope so. I will never use “the topo” to refer to this platform. Nobody will know if I mean this app, some other app or a local book. Please, at least keep the 27crags.com redirect indefinitly, so we thousands of dedicated users don’t have to change bookmarks and muscle memory.

Carl Månsson 24 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

Case Karhunulkki https://thetopo.com/crags/karhunulkki/cragmap There is two parking lots: Closer one is after locked gate. This only for local climbing club members. Another parking is 2km away. From topo front page/overview when pressing “Parking” the app zoom to closer parking - bad. Imo should zoom to bounds of all parkings. When panning map around, other parking is shown with very, very little icon on map, not hinting that even is an option. Only those who know there is another parking may notice it. version: ios latest

Juuso O 25 days ago

💡 Feature Request