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Scoring precision for modern & traditional wushu

Digital judging for club, national, and continental competition, built on the current IWUF rulebooks — every tap timestamped at the server, every score computed from the rulebook formula, every result published with its full breakdown. The judging core is live end-to-end; supporting tools are maturing quickly.

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From the club hall to the continental final

Wushu Precision exists to make taolu scoring transparent, fair, and rules-based at every level of the sport — a club's first friendly, a national championship, a continental open. The judging technology the biggest events take for granted, at a price a grass-roots organiser can justify.

That is why taking a seat on a judging panel costs a judge nothing, every published result carries its full score breakdown, and spectators follow live results without an account.

How running a competition works

From first entry to final placings.

Create your competition

Set dates and age system, then build out sessions, events, and judging panels.

Athletes register

Athletes self-register and pay their entry fee online — card payments handled through Stripe — or you register them yourself, one at a time or by bulk CSV import.

Judges score live

Panels connect from phones and tablets — scores publish to the live scoreboard as each routine finishes.

Results, finalised

Placings, podiums, and certificates — published the moment each event wraps.

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Services

Or we deliver it at your venue

Most organisers run Wushu Precision themselves, and it's built for that. Precision Managed Event is the alternative: we prepare your competition, rehearse your panel, supply judging hardware, and deliver the technical side of the day on site.

What we deliver

Configure your competition, sessions and events
Import your roster and assign your panels
Rehearse your judges ahead of the day
Supply judging hardware — the Precision Kit
Deliver the day on site at your venue

What remains yours

Your competition, your officials, your sanctioning
Every judging decision — your head judge approves results
Your entry-fee revenue, settled to your own account
Your registration systems, where they already exist
Your current process, retained as a fallback

What's involved

Each engagement is arranged directly around a specific competition. Delivery is quoted per event; travel and accommodation are charged in addition.

What the platform does

Designed around how wushu competitions actually run.

Real-time judging

Every judge — the full modern panel (Head Judge, QoM, OP, DD, Assistant Head Judge) and Traditional Judges — writes straight to one shared database. No paper, no CSV handoffs, no retyping between rounds.

Clock-aligned consensus

Every judge's tap is timestamped at the server and corrected for that device's measured network round-trip. QoM observations align to a single timeline, so 2-of-N consensus is fair regardless of who has the faster connection.

Automatic score calculation

Modern: QoM consensus, OP trimmed mean, DD nandu, and choreography deductions. Traditional: Traditional-Judge aggregate net of Head-Judge deductions. All computed server-side the moment the panel completes — no calculators, no transcription errors.

Flexible event structure

Events can span multiple styles, age groups, genders, and routine types. Merge events when needed to build fields with enough competitors.

Athlete registration

Athletes self-register for competitions they're eligible for — age, gender, and event requirements are checked automatically at entry.

Results that can be checked

Every published result carries its full score breakdown, and every certificate carries a QR code that links back to the result it was issued from.

Judge coordination

Judges sign in to a waiting room and are assigned roles by the head judge. A live in-progress banner keeps all judges in sync during each routine.

Ranking groups & team selection

Run a national championship inside an international-open category with its own standings, or configure a rules-based team-selection process across every event in the competition.

Built on the current IWUF rulebooks

Every formula, deduction code, and judging interface follows the rule editions currently issued by the International Wushu Federation.

Implemented

IWUF Modern Wushu Taolu Rules (2024)

QoM error codes, OP centile-to-band ranges, DD nandu caps, choreography deductions 80–86, and the modern final-score formula.

Implemented

IWUF Traditional Wushu Taolu Rules (2019)

Traditional Judge 5.00–10.00 scoring with error deductions, Traditional Head-Judge codes H01–H03, and traditional final-score aggregation.

Full code reference: Rules library →

Roadmap & status

A plain statement of where each part of the platform stands today. The judging core is in production; supporting tools are catching up.

Live

In production

Modern judging panel (QoM, OP, DD, Head Judge, Assistant Head Judge)
Traditional Judge
Practice sandbox for every judging role
Competition planning & scheduling
Live scoreboard & leaderboards
Public results
Athlete results & QR-verified certificates
Rules library
Nandu builder
Athlete & coach registration
Quick & Custom Judge sessions
Tiered per-athlete entry pricing
Ranking groups & team selection
Stripe billing & paid entries
Athlete-shell claim flows

Beta

Maturing

Chief Referee & Jury of Appeals approvals — head-judge override requests route to an approver and apply on their decision
Clubs & teams
Event official dashboard

Alpha

Early preview

Anti-doping (ADO) — built; open to alpha testers while it is validated
Judge deployment profile
Seating recommender

Coming soon

On the way

Schedule optimiser
Organiser-side athlete management

Pre-release software — features may change, regress, or be temporarily withdrawn as they mature.