Scores go from the judges’ table to the projector and to every parent’s phone in seconds. When the last routine is done, the podium sheets and certificates are ready too.
Built for Futures League · scores the POWER division today · other formats on request
Invert Sports Centre’s in-house on 2 August 2026: 31 gymnasts, 4 sessions, 124 scores, none missing. Read the case study
They scan a QR code and follow the results on their own phone. No download, no account.
A competition that took about 45 minutes to set up by hand now takes about 10.
Visiting clubs enter through a simple form, with a private link back to their entry. No accounts. Withdrawals are recorded with their reasons, for refunds.
Squad strengths by apparatus and level, each gymnast’s progress across the season, and a forecast of how many ribbons to order.
Run your own club’s competitions with banded results, and set them up from an iClassPro report export.
Every competition your club runs for twelve months: Futures League meets and your own in-house comps.
One meet on the date you choose, open until two weeks after it for results and certificates. Take the year within 60 days and what you paid comes off it.
Prices include GST. The club’s owner pays by card in its Core account, under Club → Plan; already on Core? Choose ChalkScore there. GCA member club? A$190 a year, or A$129 for one competition: use the GCA code when you sign up, or email vaughn@invertsystems.com.au if you’ve already signed up.
All four together? Rotation Scheduler, ChalkScore, Invert Eye and GymBux as one subscription: A$58 a month, or A$45 a month for the first ten clubs, kept for as long as the club stays subscribed (GCA members A$38, or A$29 for the first ten). Choose it in Core after you sign up.
Futures League. It scores the POWER division today.
Run FLIP, FORCES or a different competition structure altogether? I’m open to building it in where there’s interest. Tell me about it in the form below.
No. One scorer can key every total from the judges’ paper sheets on a single iPad. If your judges prefer, each can score on their own phone or tablet with a PIN instead.
No. They scan a QR code and the results open in their phone’s browser.
ChalkScore needs an internet connection, and a phone hotspot is enough. A score entered while the connection drops is held on the device and sent when it comes back. Keep the paper sheets as your backup, as you would anyway.
It imports from iClassPro report exports. There’s no live sync.
A$290 a year for every competition, or A$199 for a single one (A$190 and A$129 for GCA member clubs), GST included. There’s no free trial: a single competition is the low-cost way to try it, and it’s credited if you take the year within 60 days.
FLIP, FORCES or a structure of your own: tell me about it. I’m open to building in other competition formats where there’s interest.