Taekwondo Competition Manager
Operator console, referee mode, corner coaches, corner judges, scoreboard and running order — every screen synced live on the phones, tablets, laptops and TVs you already own. No app to install, no proprietary hardware, no per-device licence. Standard on every package, from £39 per event.
Real-time Multi Device Scoring is the feature that turns a stack of borrowed phones, the venue's TV and the operator's laptop into a coordinated scoring system. Each device joins as a specific role — the operator console, a corner judge, the audience scoreboard — and from that moment on, every action one device takes is reflected on every other instantly.
When the corner judge taps three points for blue, the operator's screen updates, the audience scoreboard on the TV updates, the running order on the warm-up TV updates, and the coach corner displays update — all without anyone refreshing anything. The whole event runs as one connected system, even though the actual hardware is whatever happened to walk in the door.
It's the feature that replaces a £20,000 proprietary scoring system with the contents of your volunteers' pockets. And it's standard on every package, including the £39 Quick Match tier.
Each role has a UI optimised for what that person actually does. Pair as many devices as your event needs.
The control surface for the ring. Push matches live, manage timer and rounds, log points, knockdowns, warnings, match end. Designed for laptop or tablet — the operator usually sits ringside with a clear view of the mat.
Full split-screen scoring on a phone or tablet for the mat-side referee. Independent score buttons for red and blue, warning toggles, match-end controls. Authority over the operator's input on contested calls.
Independent live score feed for the red corner judge. Phone or tablet, paired by QR scan. The judge taps points as they see them; the operator and scoreboard reflect the consensus call.
Mirror of the red corner judge, dedicated to blue. Independent feed so each judge scores without seeing the other's input until the operator displays the consensus.
Live score feed for the red corner coach. Quick view of the scoreboard, current round and warning state on a phone in the coach's pocket — so they can advise their fighter mid-match without staring across the hall.
Mirror of the red coach view, dedicated to blue. Each coach gets the same live data their fighter would, on whatever device they brought.
The audience-facing big-screen view. Plug a laptop into the venue's TV via HDMI, screen-mirror via Chromecast or AirPlay, or open it on any browser. Dark-mode optimised for venue projection. Live scores, current match, upcoming brackets.
The matches running order, live. Cast to a TV in the warm-up area so fighters see their name climb the queue as matches finish — they know exactly when they're walking onto the mat. Calm parents, calm coaches, calm fighters.
Every screen — operator, referee, judges, coaches, scoreboard, fixtures — syncs instantly. No page refreshes. One-tap resync button on every device recovers any disconnected screen.
The operator opens the Devices & Setup tab. Every role shows a unique QR code and (for scoring roles) a 4-digit access PIN.
The corner judge volunteer points their phone camera at the QR code and taps the link that pops up. No app, no account.
For scoring roles, the volunteer types the 4-digit ring PIN once. Open-access roles like the Scoreboard skip this step.
The device joins the ring as the assigned role. Every tap syncs to every other paired screen instantly. Pairing persists for seven days.
A weekend club open with 80 competitors, 2 rings, sparring + patterns. Saturday morning. The operator opens the laptop, plugs it into the venue's TV via HDMI, and casts the running order to the warm-up TV via Chromecast. That's the venue display layer done — two big screens, both live.
Volunteers arrive. The corner judge for ring 1 scans the QR code on her phone, types the ring PIN, and her phone is now Judge Red for ring 1. She does the same on ring 2 between her shifts. The mat-side referee uses his own phone as Ref Mode. The two coaches each scan their corner code so they can see live scores in their own corner during their fighter's match.
When the operator pushes the next match live, every paired screen updates simultaneously: the audience TV shows the new fighters, the warm-up running order moves the next pair to the top, the judges' phones reset their score buttons, the coaches' corner views show 0–0 ready to go. All within a second of the operator's tap.
Setup time at the start of the event: about ten minutes. Total cost in hardware: zero. The phones, the laptop, the TV and the Chromecast were all already there. Now they're a coordinated competition platform.
Same pairing infrastructure on every package. The differences between tiers are competitor and ring limits — plus advanced roles like Referee Mode and OBS overlays.
All tiers include Real-time Scoreboard, Real-time Matches Running Order, Real-time Multi Device Scoring and Free Registration. Compare full plans →
Every screen at your event, talking to every other. Real-time, no app, no proprietary hardware. Try the live demo.
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