Your spray wall, with a memory.

Take one photo and Sprai maps every hold. Then set, grade, and find problems on your own wall.

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Every hold on your wall, from one photo

Problems on a spray wall usually live in group chats, notebooks, and someone's memory. Sprai gives your wall what board climbers take for granted: every problem drawn on the real holds, graded, filtered, and ready to project.

Setup takes minutes. Take one photo and Sprai outlines every hold on it. You don't need any hardware, and you don't wait for anyone to approve your wall. Check the map and start setting.

Mapping a wall is free, as many times as you need it.

A dense spray wall with all 346 holds outlined by Sprai's hold detection

From photo to first problem in minutes

  1. Take a photo of your wall

    One photo in decent light is all it takes. No LED kit, no hardware, no rebuilding your wall around an app.

  2. Get your hold map

    Sprai outlines every hold on the wall automatically, from that one photo. You get the map straight away, without waiting for anyone to approve it.

  3. Set, climb, share

    Tap holds to set problems, grade them, and open the wall to your crew. Everyone sets, rates, and marks sends on one shared list.

Your wall, in your pocket

Built for mid-session use: chalky hands, phone on the mat, thirty seconds between attempts.

Sprai wall overview showing the wall photo and its problem list
Your wall and every problem on it
Sprai problem detail with start, hand, and finish holds highlighted on the wall photo
Problems drawn on the real wall
Sprai list of sends recorded on a spray wall
Everything you've sent, in one place

Everything your wall needs in one place

The tools that make a wall with hundreds of holds feel organized.

Never lose a good problem

Every problem set on your wall is saved. You can still find the one from three months ago without searching through a group chat.

Find the right climb in seconds

Filter by grade, style, wall angle, or whether you have sent it. Useful for picking a warmup, finding something at a visitor's grade, or getting back on a project.

Settle the grade

Everyone who climbs a problem can vote on its grade and rate it out of five. You see how the votes are spread, not just the setter's opinion, and which problems people rate highest.

Beta stays with the climb

Attach a video to the problem. The sequence is there next session instead of somewhere in a camera roll.

Keep track of what you've done

Mark a problem as flashed or sent and it stays on your record. You can also save problems to your own lists for circuits, sessions, and projects.

Climb together

Keep the wall private and invite people with a link, or make it public so anyone at the gym can climb what has been set.

What we're building next

Sprai is a small independent app. These are the features we are working on now. Nothing here is on the page above until it ships.

  • In progress

    Change your wall, keep your problems

    Move or add holds, take a new photo, and keep the problems that still work. Sprai shows you which ones the change affected.

  • In progress

    Walls that don't fit in one photo

    Corners, aretes, and long walls, captured in several photos and joined into one map.

  • In progress

    Problems set for you

    Problems generated for your wall and your grade, for when you keep setting the same shapes. This is the hardest one on the list. We will ship it when the climbs are good enough to be worth trying.

Questions climbers ask us

Something else on your mind? Write us at support@getsprai.com.

What is a spray wall?

A spray wall is a climbing wall densely covered in holds, with no preset color-coded routes. Climbers build their own problems from any combination of holds, so a hold map and a shared problem list are what make it usable.

Does Sprai work with home walls?

Yes, and it is what Sprai is built for. Map the wall in your garage, basement, or shed and it gets the same shared problem list and voted grades a commercial board has. Gym spray walls work exactly the same way.

How does hold detection work?

You take one photo and Sprai runs it through a hold-detection model trained on climbing walls. It outlines every hold it finds and turns the photo into a map you can tap. You get it straight away: there is no queue, and nobody reviews your wall by hand. Check the map before you start setting, and if a hold is missing you can flag it so we can improve the model.

What happens when I change the holds on my wall?

Mapping a wall is free every time, so you can re-photograph it as often as you want. Today, a big change means mapping the wall again from scratch. We are building wall reset so that a new photo keeps the problems that still work and shows you which ones the change affected.

Can I share my wall with other climbers?

Yes. A wall can be private and invite-only, or public so climbers at your gym can find it and climb everything on it. Either way, everyone sets, grades, rates, and marks sends on the same list.

Can I save beta videos and mark sends?

Yes. Beta videos attach directly to a problem so the sequence stays with the climb, and every problem shows who has flashed or sent it.

What does Sprai cost?

Sprai is free on iOS and Android. Mapping a wall, setting problems, filtering, grading, rating, and marking sends are all free, on up to three private walls. Mapping is free every time, so re-photographing a wall after you change the holds costs nothing. Sprai Pro raises the limits: more private walls, more and longer videos, and the hold heatmap.

Do my wall and my problems stay mine?

Yes. Your walls and problems are stored on your phone as well as on our servers, so the app still works when there is no signal in the gym or the garage. You can ask us for a copy of your data, or delete your account, at any time.

Bring your wall into Sprai

Free on iOS and Android. Photograph your wall today and set the first problem before your skin gives out.

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Get it on Google Play

The free plan covers three private walls, as many problems as you want to set, and as many wall photos as you need.