Every bout in plain sight — from the mat to the podium

iPhone and iPad with iOS 15 or later, Android phones and tablets with Android 7 or later, and computers with Windows, macOS or Linux — in Chrome, Edge or Safari.

Only to install, update and send files. Bouts, the tournament, the TV scoreboard and video all work offline — even in a gym with no signal.

The whole journal stays only on your device: no sign-up, no servers, no cloud. The developer cannot see your data. Protocols and backups go only where you send them.

“Parent” is an electronic athlete diary: up to 5 athletes — your child and teammates. At a tournament you score bouts like a second: scores, techniques, video and replay; opponents and ranks are counted for you.

After the tournament, the tournament card has “Send to coach”: a file with the bouts goes via Telegram, WhatsApp, MAX or e-mail. The coach opens it in their app — the bouts attach to the coach’s athletes without duplicates. This way the coach has every bout of the team, even when standing at another mat.

In the “Coach” edition: tournament card → Team entry → Add from my athletes → tick who is going. “Entry file for the organizer” is an Excel table in a single format: surname and first name, year of birth, weight, rank, club, coach. Send it to the organizer by messenger or e-mail. An organizer with the “Tournament” edition opens it in “Entries from Excel” — the participants go into the tournament without retyping.

Yes, with the “Coach” edition. The tournament’s chief secretary (“Tournament” edition) sends an access file for a mat or the weigh-in — the coach opens it on their phone, and the phone becomes a workstation: the bout queue, scoreboard, video and replay, or the lists and weights. Results go to the secretary by themselves over the hall Wi-Fi or as a file. The coach’s journal doesn’t mix with the tournament. If the organizer rented a kit, coaches cover the mats beyond the rental.

It can be either: the term is set in the activation code — for example, a year or perpetual. The term is shown in Settings → About; the app reminds you 14 days before the end. When the term is over, the journal, tournaments and protocols can be viewed, printed and saved, and a new code extends it — the journal is kept.

Yes: the “Tournament” edition for the tournament dates — for the organizer’s laptop. Open the app in Chrome or Edge and send the developer the installation code and the tournament dates — you’ll get a rental code. It works from 00:00 on the first day to 23:59 on the last. Afterwards, tournaments, brackets and protocols remain available to view, print and save; to extend the rental or buy the app — “Enter code”, and the journal is kept. In a rental the app works in the “Organizer” role — no coach journal or bout review.

Tournament kit: one rental code — for the chief secretary’s laptop, with the dates and the number of mats. The weigh-in and mats (phones or laptops) get no code: on the activation screen — “Open access file”, sent by the secretary. Each station works only in its own role and only on the rental dates. Mats beyond the kit can be run by coaches with the “Coach” edition on their own phones.

Participants’ data is stored only on the organizer’s device — the app never sends it to the developer or to any server. The tournament organizer is the personal data controller: they collect consents from the participants (for children — from parents) as the law of their country requires. In the “Tournament” edition you mark on arrival who has handed in consent to data processing, publication and video, and the tournament card shows who hasn’t.

Yes. The interface is in 9 languages, the app works offline in any country and has judo and sambo rules built in; ranks follow your country: EVSK in Russia, CIS ranks, kyu/dan belts elsewhere. The developer will agree on a payment method with you in reply to your request.

An activation code is issued for one installation: each phone or computer needs its own code. Ask the developer about terms for several devices — for example, for a whole team of officials.

Extension: send the developer the installation code and enter the new code in Settings → About → Enter code — the journal is kept. A higher edition in the web app — the same way, no reinstall. APK: each edition has its own APK — install the new one and move the journal with Save backup → Restore.

1. On the old phone: Settings → Data & security → Save backup.
2. On the new phone: install the app and activate it with a new code.
3. Settings → Data & security → Restore → choose the backup file.

Judo: ippon, waza-ari, yuko, shido, hansoku-make, golden score. Sambo: points, activity, warnings and cautions, hold-downs and submissions, a clear lead of 8 points. The end of the bout and the winner are detected automatically — with the reason.

The web app updates itself: open it online and a few seconds later it restarts as the new version. APK: download the new file here and install it over the old one — the journal is kept.

1. Turn on the internet and open the app; if it does not open within 10–15 seconds, close it completely and open it again.
2. If you use it in a Safari tab, open the refresh page once — the journal stays.
3. On the “The app did not start” screen, tap Restart.

Do not delete the icon or clear Safari data — that erases the journal.

Allow installation from the source you open the file from (browser, Files, messenger). If Play Protect says the app is unknown — More details → Install anyway. The signature of the genuine APK is shown in the APK section.

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