App
Free for your first wallRoute libraries from a phone.
- Automatic spray wall hold mapping
- Members build and share their own problems
Walleye lights the holds on your walls and gives every autobelay lane and spray wall a route library that never runs out. Light the holds you already own, add ours, or both. New problems in minutes, set from a phone. No new floor space.
Lit. On the route
you picked.
Unlit. Every
other hold.

Standardized LED climbing boards proved it. Members keep coming back because there's something new to climb every session, and gyms save setting labor because new problems are set in an app, not with a wrench. But a board is sold as a training wall. It's built for experienced climbers, a small share of your members.
Where the heart of your gym climbs. Training boards serve your advanced climbers. Walleye serves every level.
A standardized LED board, installed. You're buying the holds, the LEDs and an adjustable wall.
Your autobelay lanes get repeated more than any other terrain in the building.
Walleye isn't another training board. It brings what LED boards proved to the walls the rest of your gym climbs: your autobelay lanes, where newer climbers and day-pass visitors climb without a partner, and your spray wall, which reaches your strongest climbers too.
Autobelays are the fastest way for an average climber to get a real workout without a partner. Every operator knows how they fail.
Autobelays draw intermediate climbers, so they get set that way, and setters know it.
A lane gets repeated more than any other terrain, so new routes go stale in a week.
A high repeat rate plus a slow setting cycle means lower satisfaction, and eventually churn.
And the spray wall, often one of the most expensive walls in your building, sits unused.
The question we asked: what if your autobelays and spray walls delivered real climbing from 5.6 to 5.14 and V0 to V15, with a route library that never runs out, on the walls you already have?
Walleye maps the holds on your wall, lights them, and gives every wall in your gym a route library that never runs out. Light a route on the live wall.
Need something new? Set it in the app in minutes. The list never runs out.
Lit holds are a visual hook from across the gym floor.
Route setting shifts from staff labor to member-built climbs, at every grade.
A patent-pending light pipe makes the opaque holds already on your wall glow. Keep every hold you've bought.
LED-ready translucent holds, curated by professional IFSC setters, for spray walls and autobelay lanes.
Three ways to install Walleye, and how it works.

Two small holes go through the wall, not the hold. The translucent hold glows all over.
Install options
How it works
See how it fits your wall.Fifteen minutes on a video call, no commitment.
Book a free walkthroughStart with the free app on one wall and add hardware when you're ready. Keep the holds you have, add Walleye LED-ready holds, or both.
Route libraries from a phone.
App plus LED kit for your spray wall.
App, LED kit and a curated hold set per lane.
Walleye Spray's light-pipe system is patent pending.
Walleye calls holds and cheers on a real send, guiding a climber through a session the same way it will in your gym. Demo, 2 min 36 sec.
Each part stands in for something your gym already pays for, or would have to.
They charge hundreds of dollars every time you reset the wall.
Free for your first wall. Members set new problems from their phones.A board means new holds, LEDs and an adjustable wall. Walleye Spray lights the spray wall you already have.
Priced by wall size. We quote it on your walkthrough.Weekly resets run about $13,920 a year per lane at $290 a reset. Most gyms reset monthly and live with stale routes.
Priced by wall layout. We quote it on your walkthrough.Drag the sliders to match your setup. Walleye gives every lane fresh routes without a reset, so the labor you spend resetting is labor you get back.
Labor uses about $290 per lane reset, the figure gyms report for a full autobelay lane. Estimates, not a quote. We'll run your real numbers on the walkthrough.
A small group of gyms gets Walleye first, with launch pricing and hands-on install help.
Locked in for gyms that join now, before general pricing takes effect.
We help you map holds and get your first wall lit, start to finish.
Launch gyms work directly with the PitchSix team and get new features first.
Fifteen minutes, no commitment. Tell us about your walls and we'll show you exactly where Walleye fits and what it would cost.
Rather pick a time yourself? Book 15 minutes on our calendar. Questions first? Email team@pitchsix.com.
A short, forwardable summary of how Walleye works on autobelay and spray walls, what it replaces and what a launch cohort spot includes. Good for the partner or GM who wasn't on this page.
Yes. Walleye is built as a retrofit and can be installed on any existing climbing wall. It maps and lights the holds you already own, so there's no need to replace your autobelay or tear out your spray wall.
No new wall and no new floor space. Walleye installs on the walls you already have, and launch cohort gyms get hands-on help from our team to get the first wall lit. Once it's set up, new problems can be set in minutes from a phone, no wrench required.
Your choice. Walleye Spray lights the opaque holds already on your wall with a patent-pending light pipe. Walleye LED-ready translucent holds, curated by professional IFSC setters, are available for spray walls and autobelay lanes, and Walleye Autobelay includes a curated set.
Walleye Spray is the app plus an LED kit for your existing spray wall. Walleye Autobelay adds LED-ready holds built for autobelay lanes, with real climbing from 5.6 to 5.14.
The Walleye App is free for your first wall. Walleye Spray and Walleye Autobelay are priced by wall size and hold count. We walk through exact pricing on your free walkthrough, and launch cohort gyms lock in reduced launch pricing.
Android climbers can get it now on Google Play, and the iPhone app is coming soon to the App Store. Send them to pitchsix.com/pages/walleye-app, or put the Walleye wall sign with its QR code next to each lit wall.
Get the free app and light up your next climb.
Walleye is built by PitchSix, the team behind the Force Board and EyeSend.