About Wushu Precision
A scoring and competition-management platform for modern and traditional wushu, built directly on the current IWUF rulebooks — for judges, organisers, athletes, and the people watching from the stands.
Why this exists
Wushu taolu scoring is a fast, high-pressure job: a panel of judges assessing the same routine against a detailed rulebook, in real time, with results that athletes and coaches need to trust immediately — and, too often right now, don't. That process has traditionally leaned on paper score sheets, calculators, and manual aggregation — all of it error-prone under time pressure, and none of it auditable after the fact.
Wushu Precision replaces that with a shared, real-time system: every judge's tap is timestamped at the server, every score is computed from the rulebook formula, and every result is published with its full breakdown. The goal isn't to rewrite the rulebook — it's to restore your trust in your score, not by asking you to take our word, but through rigour and transparency.
Who it's for
- Judges Purpose-built consoles for the full modern panel — Head Judge, Quality of Movement, Overall Performance, and Degree of Difficulty judges, plus the Assistant Head Judge — and for Traditional Judges.
- Organisers Plan competitions end to end — sessions, carpets, events, registration windows, ticketing — with wushu-aware tools that shape sensible categories and merge events into strong fields.
- Athletes & coaches Register in minutes, enter eligible events, follow your scores from first routine to final placings, and download a QR-verified certificate that links straight back to the published result.
- Spectators & families Browse competitions and follow live results — no account needed.
Built on the rulebook, not around it
Every formula, deduction code, and judging interface follows the rule editions currently issued by the International Wushu Federation: the IWUF Modern Wushu Taolu Rules (2024) and the IWUF Traditional Wushu Taolu Rules (2019). Where the rulebook doesn't spell out implementation, we default to integrity and transparency — never a convenient shortcut.
Where things stand
Wushu Precision is early-release software — the judging core is live and in production use, and commercial tiers are rolling out now. Supporting tools around it (organiser dashboards, club/team management) are still maturing, and we'd rather say that plainly than oversell it. If you want to help our mission, the simplest way is becoming a Supporter — direct support for the platform, plus a badge for your profile.
Founder
Wushu Precision is built by Grit Tokley, a BCCMA Modern Wushu Taolu judge since 2023, WKFE Wushu Taolu judge (Grade B) since 2024, and IWUF Wushu Taolu judge (Grade B) since 2026. On the other side of the carpet, they competed in adult categories — gold at the British Nationals, silver at the Nordic Open, bronze at the European Shaolin Games — and represented Great Britain at the 2025 World Kungfu Championships in Emeishan. It's built by someone who's stood on an international-level competition floor as both judge and athlete.
The instinct behind it goes back further than wushu. Grit's first job was as a laboratory technician — tracking, recording, and reconciling samples and experiment outcomes, where a lost or mismatched record isn't a paperwork problem, it's a real one. That became a 12-year career as a data specialist across finance, travel, and FMCG: different rooms, same discipline — every record traceable, nothing quietly going missing. Watching a judging panel work from the inside, the parallel was obvious: a scoring panel has exactly the same data integrity problem. That's what Wushu Precision is built to solve first — not just producing a score, but making sure every score component can be traced and understood after the fact. Most scoring software doesn't seem to think auditability is its job. We think it's the whole job.
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Get in touch
Found a score that doesn't add up, or a way we could make one more trustworthy? That's exactly the kind of thing we want to hear about.
Organiser or federation thinking about running a competition on Wushu Precision? Email Grit directly — I'll help you get set up.