Every Role. Every Round. One Platform.

A dedicated account type for dance studios and collegiate dance teams, built for managing people and entries as a group rather than one dancer at a time.

• checkOne roster of professionals and dancers, with your affiliation applied to all of them
• checkPartnerships formed between your own dancers
• checkEntries submitted for everyone you manage, in one pass
• checkThe only account type that can enter team events

Take a competition through its entire lifecycle — from pre-registration to concluded — with the structural decisions that shape the event available up front.

• checkElimination and non-elimination competition modes
• checkDynamic Events that create themselves only when someone enters them
• checkMultiple sessions across multiple floors, with rounds and flights able to run at the same time
• checkOfficials managed alongside the schedule, with adjudicator panels set per event or per round
• checkBib number generation and competition templates for faster setup

Build events that match any rulebook. Adopt an established United States dancesport federation, or define your own federation, divisions, age groups, and proficiency levels from scratch.

• checkEstablished U.S. federations, or a fully custom federation
• checkCustom divisions, age groups, and proficiency levels
• checkPartnered, solo, and team entry types for events
• checkMulti-style and multi-dance events
• checkSkating System or points-based scoring, chosen per event
• checkStandard, Latin, Smooth, Rhythm, Cabaret, Show Dance, Team Match, Formation, Night Club, and Break

A round can take more than one place on the program — one slot per style — which is what makes ten-dance, nine-dance, and every other multi-style event work the way the rulebook describes.

• checkTen-dance, nine-dance, and multi-styled team matches
• checkEntries, recalls, and placements stay with the one round, however many slots it takes
• checkFinalized as a whole, for one set of placements across every style
• checkPreliminary rounds split the same way finals do

The platform estimates how many rounds each event requires and how long it will take from your competition configuration, then builds the schedule from those estimates in one click.

• checkRound counts and run times estimated from your own configuration
• checkHeat numbers taken from your own running order, set by dragging events into place
• checkComprehensive schedule configuration per session
• checkFlights spaced so a dancer with several partnerships is never called to two floors at once
• checkSession and floor scheduling with timing estimates

A missing partner no longer costs a dancer the competition. They enter under the role they dance, and the organizer pairs them before the event.

• checkLead, Follow, or Flex — Flex dances either role and widens the pool
• checkPairing stays in the organizer’s hands, not the system’s
• checkOpen to studio-managed dancers as readily as to personal accounts

A registration form shaped by how you are competing, and identical whether you enter as a dancer or on behalf of a studio.

• checkPartnered, solo, and team entries, each with a form built for it
• checkSingle-dance and multi-dance entries created on demand
• checkTeam entries registered, numbered, and enrolled into rounds like any other entry
• checkExisting entries in view as you register, so nothing goes in twice
• checkOne shareable link per competition, opening straight into the right form
• checkA single dashboard for everything you have entered

The limits you set are enforced as entries are made, identically on every route in — so nobody has to police the entry list by hand afterwards.

• checkEntry caps per athlete and per partnership
• checkNo double entry into the same event, unless you allow it
• checkOptional professional-status checks against an event division
• checkBib numbers assigned automatically, from separate amateur, professional, and team ranges
• checkDancers and studios enter while registration is open, and officials can seed or correct outside it
• checkNo date of birth held, so age categories stay on the honor system

Adjudicators, scrutineers, deck captains, and emcees all work from the same competition timeline, laid out as a side navigation of schedule items — each holding one or more rounds or flights due to run at the same time.

• checkA single timeline of the competition, grouped by session
• checkRounds and flights running at the same time are kept side by side
• checkAdjudicators see only the schedule items they are assigned to
• checkBuilt to work on a phone or tablet at the side of the floor

A clean, ergonomic marking interface that adapts to what the round in front of the adjudicator actually calls for.

• checkPurpose-built layout for preliminary round recalls
• checkErgonomic interface for placement-based finals
• checkProficiency points for flight entries in non-elimination events
• checkMarks validated on submission, and final once they are in
• checkScratched couples never appear on a panel

Comprehensive control over every round and every dance within it, with placements calculated for you and manual entry always available as a fallback. The tabulation is written and maintained by a certified scrutineer.

• checkEvery round under the scrutineer’s hand, from queued through finalized
• checkPlacements tabulated the moment the last adjudicator marks
• checkRecalculation on demand, if something needs a second look
• checkFull Skating System, with tie-breaking for single-dance and multi-dance events and Second Inspection
• checkPoints-based scoring supported alongside the Skating System
• checkA multi-style round finalized as one, even when its styles ran heats apart
• checkManual entry of recalls and placements as a backup

Every placement the Skating System produces can be traced back to the rule that produced it. The audit log records the decisions tabulation made, in the order it made them, for the scrutineer to verify.

• checkA challenge from the floor answered with the rule, not an opinion
• checkEvery tie the calculation broke, and every tie it accepted
• checkSingle-dance and overall placements alike, for the scrutineer only

Deck captains check athletes in and record scratches at the floor, and every update propagates immediately to everyone who depends on it.

• checkCheck-ins and scratches recorded at the floor, as they happen
• checkEntries grouped by heat group, the way the round will be called
• checkUpdates delivered in real time to the scrutineer, emcee, and adjudicators

Placements reach the public scoreboard as rounds close, so competitors and spectators stop crowding the scoring table waiting for a printout.

• checkRecalls and final placements published as rounds are finalized
• checkPublication under the organizer’s control, session by session
• checkA public scoreboard anyone can follow while the event runs
• checkA public page for every competition, with each event’s entries listed under it, and the schedule beside them
• checkResults stay browsable after the competition concludes