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Syncopoint

Precision scoring for every beat.

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Getting started

What is Syncopoint?

What Syncopoint does and who it is for. A swing dance competition scoring and results app.

Syncopoint is a website for running swing dance competitions. With it you set up your event, register the dancers, assign judges, collect their scores, work out the rankings, and publish the results on a public page. Everything runs in a web browser; there is nothing to install.

You (the organizer)

Set up competitions, register dancers, assign judges, run scoring, publish results.

Judges

Open a link on a phone or laptop, score the dancers, submit. No account needed.

Spectators & dancers

Browse the published results on the public website.

What you can do

  • Create competitions inside your event, for example Mixed Prelims and an Individual Finals, each with the scoring style that fits your rules.
  • Register participants by hand, or import them from a CSV file.
  • Assign judges to each competition. Each judge gets a secure personal token, printed as a QR code in the scoresheet PDF, that opens their scoring page directly.
  • Choose the scoring system per competition: simple yes/maybe votes, ranked maybes, or weighted points.
  • Watch judge submissions come in live on event day.
  • Work out finalists and alternates from the preliminary results.
  • Run the final and publish the ranking.
  • Publish results to a public page, and export scoresheets as PDF.

If you can fill in a form and click a button, you can run a competition here. Every article is written as a task: "I want to add participants to my event."

Sample data in screenshots

All screenshots use fictional sample data. Any judge tokens, QR codes, or names you see are examples, not real credentials or real people.

How the docs are organized

  • Getting Started: the key terms and the fastest path to a working competition.
  • Before the Event: create competitions, register dancers, set up judges and scoresheets.
  • Running the Event: event day, judges entering scores, you monitoring and fixing problems.
  • Advancing Competitors: turning prelim results into finalists.
  • Finals & Results: scoring the final and publishing results.
  • Troubleshooting: quick fixes for the problems you are actually seeing.

Where to go next

  1. Key Terms.
  2. Quick Start, the fifteen-minute path to a working competition.
  3. First-time setup, for the first things to do once you have access.