Every feature, by the question it answers
The whole list is below, one line each, for parents who want to count before spending $17.99. It is grouped the way a meet weekend actually goes: the four questions you ask, then what surrounds them.
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Where do they rank?
The question every parent asks in the parking lot and nobody could answer — least of all for Xcel and Elite, which had never been ranked at all.
Seasonal Top 100
Three-meet averages, ranked per event and all-around, for every program and level. One great Saturday doesn't fake a rank; one bad one doesn't erase it.
Weekly Top 100
Who posted the single best score this week. Hot streaks and breakthroughs as they happen — a board nobody else keeps.
Xcel, ranked
Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond and Sapphire, ranked for the first time anywhere.
Elite and Optionals
Pre-Elite, Junior and Senior Elite alongside Levels 1–10, women's and men's.
Filters that stick
Program, level, event, state and age division, kept until you reset them. Your gymnasts pin to the top of any board they're on.
Ranking badges
A trophy on the card for a seasonal Top 100, a star for a weekly one, the rank inside. Tap either to share it.
Are they improving?
Real numbers and plain English side by side — never letter grades that hide the score, never percentile jargon.
Insights
A one-page report card once a gymnast has six meets at a level: per-event averages and bests, the strongest event named, the trend, and the all-around plotted across the career.
The radar
Four events on one shape, so a beam specialist looks like one.
PR detection
Every event, every meet, automatically. Beat a best by 0.05 and it's marked.
Season report
Tap any season header for that season on its own: meets, medals, bests and how it moved.
Medal counts
Gold, silver, bronze and "other" counted per season and career. Tap a count to filter the career to those finishes.
Placement, at a glance
Every event hex is colored by placement, not score, so a page of meets reads like a podium.
What happened today?
Meet day is the reason the app exists. While a meet is live, the app keeps checking so you don't have to.
Live cards
A gymnast's card lights up red the moment their meet is scoring. Tap it to follow along.
Score notifications
A push the moment a score posts — event, score, placement — so you know before the scoreboard flips.
Running all-around
Event by event as it builds, with placements as the field fills in.
Live meets
Search any meet for the full field, and flip on Live to see every meet scoring right now.
Apple Watch
Live scores on the wrist, without pulling the phone out in the stands.
Widgets
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets with the latest scores, which flip to live when your gymnast competes.
What do we do with it?
Share cards
One tap turns a meet, a PR or a ranking into a card for the family thread or social media.
The résumé
Contact, academics and skills on top of the complete score history, exported as a one-page PDF. College-recruiting ready.
Notes, tags and photos
Tap an event hex to save what happened — a note, your own tags, up to three photos. A gold dot marks the events you've annotated.
Add a meet
A meet that never posted online goes in by hand and counts like any other.
Yours to keep
Family and Following
Your own kids on rich cards; teammates and rivals on compact ones. Both get live treatment.
Works signed out
Followed gymnasts, notes, tags, photos, manual meets and trips live on the phone. Nothing to sign up for to read scores.
Sync, when you want it
Sign in with an email and password and your list follows you to a second device — another iPhone or an iPad today, Android when it lands — both directions. Signing in is the opt-in; nothing syncs until you do.
iCloud backup
On iPhone, rolling backups to your own iCloud Drive, restorable from Settings on a new phone.
Delete it all
Delete your account from inside the app and it genuinely deletes, servers included.
No feed
No profiles, no community, no leaderboard of parents. Nothing to leak.
The meet trip
Trip Planner
Pick a meet, see the venue on the map, and get drive time from home once you've set it.
Weather on the day
The forecast for the venue on meet day, not the week's average.
Hotels and food nearby
Saved to the trip, with directions handed to Maps.
The itinerary
One shareable page — map, forecast, hotels — for everyone driving in.
Phones and watches
iPhone is out now. Android is being built natively rather than ported, on the same score data, at the same price, and in step with iPhone when you sign in. What each one carries:
| iPhone | Android (in build) | |
|---|---|---|
| Requires | iOS 17 or later, iPhone only | Android 7 or later |
| Live meet | Push, plus a Lock Screen live card | Push |
| Watch | Apple Watch app | None |
| Widgets | Home and Lock Screen | Home Screen |
| Sync | Account sync, with iPad | Account sync, with iPhone and iPad |
| Trip maps and weather | Apple Maps, Apple Weather | Mapbox, Open-Meteo |
| Price | $17.99 a year | $17.99 a year |
Android is being built. Same app, same price, same scores — the FAQ says where it stands.