Event software for combat sports

From first entry to the final bout

Entries, weigh-in, draws, mats, scoring and results, in one app. Ready for wrestling events today. Jiu jitsu, MMA, boxing and more are coming soon.

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A wrestler in red lifts a wrestler in blue in a freestyle match.

Two freestyle wrestlers mid-throw in front of a crowd and a row of flags.

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Entries

Families and coaches enter, with consent collected. You see every entry, confirm it and export the list, on a computer or in the app.

The entries list in the app: a search box, filters and a card for each wrestler.

WrestlingReady now
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MMAComing soon
BoxingComing soon
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One platform for everyone at the event

The organizer, the people on the day, the coach and the family all use the same event, so nobody is working from a different list.

Organizers
Open entries, build divisions, weigh in, draw brackets and plan the mats from the website.
For organizers about Organizers
Scoring and TV
Score on a phone. The scoreboard follows on any screen with a browser, with club logos.
See scoring about Scoring and TV
The mobile app
Scan passes, weigh in, run the mats and call athletes. Families get passes and results.
See the app about The mobile app
Federations
Run sanctioned events the same way every time, and shape what comes next with us.
For federations about Federations

The right bracket for every class

The UWW freestyle formats are built in. For any division, or just one class, choose another bracket type: 17 in all, each with its rules explained.

The UWW standard
The freestyle format for the number of wrestlers in the class, with the UWW rules built in.
The standard about The UWW standard
Small classes
Round robin, three wrestlers with a comeback or a shortcut winner, and best of three.
Small classes about Small classes
Single elimination
No bronze bout, a bronze bout, or a shortcut bronze: lose once and you are out.
Single elimination about Single elimination
Double elimination and repechage
Seven versions, from two bronze medals to true double elimination, for when one bad bout should not end the day.
Double elimination about Double elimination and repechage
Pools, then a knockout
Everyone wrestles in a pool first, and the best go through to a knockout. Placement bouts settle the rest.
Pools and placement about Pools, then a knockout
Your choice, class by class
Set a type for a whole division, change it for one class, and check the bracket before you lock it.
How you choose about Your choice, class by class

See all the bracket types

Score on a phone. Show it on the TV.

One person scores the bout with big red and blue buttons. The scoreboard beside the mat follows a few seconds later, on any TV, laptop or tablet with a web browser, with each club's logo beside its wrestlers.

See scoring and the TV scoreboard

The scoreboard on a TV: two wrestlers' names and clubs on red and blue panels, their points, and the bout clock.

The scoring screen on a phone: the clock, and red and blue buttons to add points.

Made for a sports hall, not an office

Halls have poor signal and the people running them are often volunteers. Weigh-in and scoring keep working with no signal, and send everything once the phone is back online. The screens are big, plain and quick to use.

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