Scoring built for
fight night
Build the card online. Score the fights offline. The referee's clock, three judges' tablets and the official scorecards run as one system — with no internet cageside.
Unified Rules
Deductions, fouls, disqualifications and technical decisions handled the way the rulebook says.
Works offline
Laptop and tablets talk over local Wi-Fi. The venue's internet can fail without stopping the show.
Judges' tablets
Three cards, one clock. Every screen counts down together, so nobody scores the wrong round.
Official paperwork
Scorecards, schedules and blank cards as print-ready PDFs — e-mailed to the promoter when it's over.
Every judge on the same clock
Tablets don't wait for the laptop to tell them the time. Each one counts down from the same anchor, so the round timer can't drift between screens.
- Point deductions apply automatically — judges score the round as they saw it
- The submit button starts flashing before the break runs out
- Each judge sees their own name and the bout that's coming up next
One screen runs the fight
Start the round, watch the cards come in, stop the bout. Stoppages walk the referee through method, fighter, round and time — and ask for confirmation before anything is written down.
- Automatic one-minute break between rounds, shown on every screen
- Technical decisions only when the rules allow them
- A confirmed result can't be overwritten by accident
Prepare, score, hand it over
Build the card online
Add bouts, officials, weight classes and round formats from anywhere. Pull the card onto the laptop once — that's the last time you need a connection.
Score the event offline
The laptop hosts the session over local Wi-Fi. Judges score on their tablets, the referee runs the clock, verdicts are calculated as each bout ends.
Send the paperwork
Push the results back online, then e-mail the promoter a single PDF with every scorecard, plus images ready to post.
Send scorecards after the event with just one click!
Results sync back to the panel and fill the official cards automatically. Nothing is retyped, so what the promoter receives is what the judges actually submitted.
- Collective and individual scorecards, judge schedule, blank emergency cards
- One merged PDF and separate images for social media
- Every event archived under the head referee's account
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