Scale by families
Statics, dynamics, combos, execution, originality or your own criteria, each with its cap and its written description. The scale is set once and holds for every run.
Freestyle
Run your freestyle competitions
In freestyle the athlete is judged. Your criteria, your caps and your panel, from the qualifiers to the last battle, with the ranking working itself out while the room watches.
Built for your discipline
A freestyle run is timed and scored by a panel. You write your scale family by family, held statics, dynamics, combos, execution and originality, each with its points cap and its rulebook wording. You set the scale, the scoring step and the number of panel seats, then you choose how the scores are cross-checked, on the average, on the sum or by dropping the highest and the lowest. Qualifiers produce a ranking, the battle bracket is built on it and every round is settled on the score or on the vote of the seats.
What changes on the day
Qualifiers then battles
The top you cut comes out of the qualifiers and the bracket pairs in mirror, first against last qualifier. A round does not have to be a duel, a final with three or four athletes is judged like the others.
Judges score from their phone
One link per judge, no app to install. A seat holds one criterion or the whole grid, and a winner vote is one tap on the name.
Running order
Random draw, seeded pairing from the ranking or an order built by hand. Every athlete gets their slot and knows when they go up.
Live leaderboard
Scores are cross-checked and reach the ranking during the event, on the athlete app and on the venue screen. You decide when they are revealed.
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As many as your rulebook calls for. The number of seats is a target and never a condition, so an absent judge or a missing score blocks nothing and the aggregate is worked out on the scores actually entered.
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Qualifiers produce a ranking, you cut at the rank you want and the bracket is built on it. Mirror pairing crosses the first with the last qualifier, and the winners move up to the next round.
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On both, event by event. Every judge can score the run on the grid, or name a winner with one tap, in which case the bracket shows three votes against one.
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Yes. The printable sheet carries the grid of seats against criteria with the scale written underneath, and the scoring desk enters the scores afterwards without having to know who sat where.
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