Sportable
Scoreable

From the nomination list to results the same day.

Scoreable runs the competition itself — divisions and nominations, sessions and rotations, judges scoring on their own devices, and results that are public while everyone is still in the hall.

A competition session in progress: scores logged, the rotation under way, and each group's progress on each apparatus

What it does

The competition desk, without the panic.

Everything between "nominations open" and "results published", in one system that the office, the judges and the desk all share.

Competitions, divisions & nominations

The whole competition in one structure — its divisions, the clubs invited and who each club has nominated.

  • Divisions built from the sport's own levels and apparatus, with an entry cap and a late fee if you want them
  • Invite clubs by email — they nominate straight from their own member register, so nobody retypes a roster
  • Each club's submission, what it owes and whether it has paid on one screen; entry fees can be paid online
A competition's nominations: each club's submission and payment, and the athletes by division

Sessions, groups & rotations

The day laid out before anyone arrives: who is in which group, who judges what, and where each group goes next.

  • Groups as cards of athletes, filled by club or by division in a couple of clicks
  • One click makes a panel for every apparatus the session competes on; seat the judges once and copy them across
  • Rotations in Olympic order, with the competing order moving on at each apparatus
A session's groups of athletes, its judging panels with their judges, and the rotation order

Judging on the floor

Score entry built for the people actually at the table, mid-session, under time pressure — on the device they already have.

  • Judges pair their own phone, tablet or laptop by QR code — no printed codes to lose or photograph
  • The pad follows the rotation, shows who has been and who is still to come, and takes the keyboard on a laptop
  • A judge can flag a score for the scoring office in their own words; only the office can change it
The judge's pad on a tablet: the group in competing order, the scores already in, and the keypad for the next athlete

The scoring office

Every score as it was entered, where the one person responsible for the results can see it, question it and correct it.

  • D score, each judge's deduction, penalty and final — filtered by division, club, group or rotation
  • A correction needs a reason, and the score keeps the history of who changed what and when
  • Multi-sport by design, not one sport with the others bolted on
The Scoring Office: every score as the judges entered it, with its final, rank and status

Leaderboards as it happens

Standings that move as the scores land, for the office, the announcer and the presentation table.

  • Ranks and the All Around are recomputed with every score; nobody totals a column by hand
  • A results sheet per division, sortable by any apparatus
  • A scoreboard for the venue screen, showing each score as it comes in
Leaderboards for a division: each apparatus ranked, with first to sixth place coloured

Results

Computed from the scores themselves and published once, correct — no spreadsheet in the middle, no retyping.

  • Tick a session public and its results are at scoreable.au straight away — no sign-in for families
  • Published the same day, not the following week
  • What was published stays published — corrections are visible, not silent
Public results for a division: each athlete's score and place on every apparatus and the All Around

In Sportable

Nominations that already know your members.

Score works from the same club and person records as the rest of Sportable, so a club's athletes don't get keyed in twice — and the standings it publishes go straight to scoreable.au for families and spectators. See how it fits together.