The championship standard for digital judging
RingScore digitizes the entire chain of custody for combat-sports scoring: organizer operations, independent judge cards, Head Judge approval, public results, analytics, and export-ready records from one auditable platform.
Trusted by combat sports organizations
Ringside proof reel.
See RingScore in real event conditions: officials scoring at ringside, devices in the workflow, and results moving from the table to the record.
Real officials
A live look at judges and event staff using RingScore ringside.
Live event conditions
Captured in the same noisy, fast-moving environment the product serves.
Ringside workflow
Shows the scoring tools in the hands of the officials doing the work.
Competition chain of custody.
RingScore gives athletic commissions and event organizers a governed path from a judge's round score to an approved result, public display, analytics layer, and exportable archive.
It can capture a score in the moment, but the evidence trail weakens every time the result is copied, photographed, tallied, or explained after the fact.
Each event creates the official record and the oversight data at the same time, without asking officials to rebuild the story after the final bell.
Events
Bouts
Officials
Records
Proven at ringside.
The platform is already being used where scoring has to be fast, focused, and defensible: beside the ring, in front of the action, with officials submitting the record as the bout happens.
Ringside tested
Used from official tables during live boxing events.
Judge-focused
Built around fast, independent round submission.
Live-event ready
Keeps scoring, review, and records in one chain.
Production platform tour.
RingScore mirrors the way a sanctioned card already works. Organizers manage the event, judges score independently, the Head Judge certifies the result, and the public sees only what is ready for the record.
Organizer portal
Promoters and commissions build the card, manage officials, approve records, and see analytics no paper scorecard can produce.
Official decision record
Approved result, every judge scorecard, round totals, and submission status in one view.
Try the judge workflow.
The embedded demo uses the same judge interface: pick the round winner, score the other corner, and submit the round.
Select the round winner
Chain-of-custody record.
The official result, every judge's round-by-round marks, effective totals, deductions, and approval status live together. No result has to be reconstructed from paper after the venue clears.
4 portals
Role separation
Organizer, judge, Head Judge, and public surfaces are separated by authority.
Computed
Result integrity
Decisions assemble from submitted scorecards instead of being retyped by hand.
Attributed
Audit trail
Corrections, deductions, stoppage approvals, and reopen reasons stay on record.
Export-ready
Records
Event data supports scorecards, public results, analytics, CSV, and PDF reporting.
Custom pricing, by design.
RingScore is not a seat-count subscription for office software. It supports live decisions, officials, devices, public displays, and commission-ready records in a high-pressure event environment. The right package depends on the operational risk, not a generic pricing table.
Contact SalesA short planning call turns your event format into a scoped deployment plan and quote.
Why we scope it first
Event footprint
Number of rings, bouts, officials, scoring devices, and public displays.
Deployment model
Hosted or self-hosted setup, event-day network realities, and data handling needs.
Readiness support
Practice bouts, official enablement, escalation coverage, and reporting package.
The sales conversation is practical.
Questions commissions and organizers ask.
No. The judge screen is intentionally simple, but the platform digitizes the chain of custody around it: event setup, official rosters, independent scorecards, Head Judge approval, public results, analytics, audit logs, and exports.
Contact sales.
Tell us about the competition, rings, judges, and display needs. We'll help scope the right setup for fight night.
official.ringscore@gmail.comGive officials a focused scoring tool, give organizers a cleaner event workflow, and give commissions a structured record they can review after the lights come down.