What hardware do we need?

Browser-capable tablets or laptops per field of play, a display for the scoreboard, and optional cameras for review. No proprietary terminals.

What happens if the network drops mid-match?

Judging screens continue locally with the clock intact and resynchronise automatically when connectivity returns.

Can we use it for artistic and timed sports?

Yes. Panel-based artistic scoring and time or distance measurement are supported alongside combat point scoring.

Live scoring & results

Scoring, displays, streaming and public results are one pipeline, not four systems that need someone to copy numbers between them.

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Overview

The credibility of a competition is decided at the field of play and communicated within seconds. If the scoreboard, the stream, the coach's phone and the official protocol ever disagree, the event loses trust that no amount of later correction restores.

Fitofan drives all of them from a single scoring event. A judge's input closes the match, advances the draw, updates the venue screen and the streaming overlay, publishes the result to the event page and, once the event is confirmed, sends points to the national ranking.

Video review is part of the same pipeline rather than a bolt-on: a request opens from the match record, the decision is written back to it, and any correction propagates everywhere the original score went.

Modules involved

Step by step

How it runs in practice

PHASE 01
Configure
Match the software to your rulebook, not the other way round.
- — Build rule packs per discipline and age group
- — Set panel sizes, tie-breaks and penalty logic
- — Define scoreboard and overlay layouts
PHASE 02
Deploy at the venue
Standard hardware, minimal setup.
- — Tablets or laptops per field of play
- — Venue displays and stream overlays connected
- — Cameras assigned for review and archiving
PHASE 03
Run live
One state of play, visible everywhere.
- — Synchronised clocks and instant score propagation
- — Draw advancement without manual result entry
- — Review requests handled within the match record
PHASE 04
Confirm and analyse
The record after the noise.
- — Official protocols and medal tables published
- — Judge deviation and consistency reports
- — Clips archived for education and media

Outcomes

No transcription errors

Results are never re-typed, so protocols match what happened.

Audience engagement

Spectators and remote fans follow the same live feed as officials.

Officiating development

Objective per-judge data instead of impressions.

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