The features

Everything the outing needs.

A live leaderboard across every group, eleven games computed from the cards, multi-day trips, one settle-up at the end, and a free follow link for the folks at home.

The core

Scan to leaderboard
01

Scan the card

Photograph a standard scorecard; the app reads every digit and the arithmetic is cross-checked against your written totals. Only a genuinely ambiguous digit asks a question, and the likely answer is already picked. One tap, back to golf.

02

The leaderboard moves

Honest “thru N” per player as cards come in: gross and handicap-adjusted net, across every group, on every phone. Scan every hole or catch up at the turn; it moves either way.

03

The Receipt

Every scan keeps the original photo and its corrections log. When the front nine adds to 42 but the box says 39, the Receipt says so. The oldest fight in golf, settled by evidence. Manual entry posts to the same leaderboard in the same seconds. The photograph is what adds the receipt.

04

Join with a link

The whole trip joins from one link or QR: type a name, you’re on the leaderboard. No account, no install, nothing to set up on the first tee.

05

Share the day

The day doesn’t stay in the app. Outside the trip, the same link opens the live leaderboard in any browser, and when the last card is in, one tap renders the share card: champion and margin, ready for the group chat.

Two things that cost nothing and change everything

The reasons people switch.

A phone propped against a coffee mug on a kitchen counter, showing the live leaderboard
01

Follow along, free. No app to install.

The spouse at home, the kids, the buddy who couldn’t make the trip: they just open a link and watch the leaderboard move. No download, no account, no friction. The one thing the biggest live-scoring apps still make you install for.

Always free · no account
Hands holding a phone at the green, confirming an ambiguous digit with one tap
02

Scan as often as you like. The leaderboard comes alive.

Photograph every hole and the leaderboard is genuinely live: thru 7 while the group behind is still thru 4. Or just catch up at the turn. Re-scanning only re-checks what changed, so the more you shoot, the more the leaderboard moves.

Per hole · per three · at the turn

The Roar

The leaderboard, felt from two fairways away

At a major, you hear it before you see it: a roar goes up somewhere across the course, and everyone knows something just happened. This is that, for your Saturday. Danny eagles 13 and every pocket on the property buzzes before his group leaves the green.

The lead you just lost, the charge your buddy is making: it finds you standing over your own ball. Turn it on and the whole round plays like the back nine on Sunday.

The games

Every format, computed from the same cards
A paper scorecard, folded bills, tees and a ball on pine-green felt
01

Stroke play · gross + net

The default. Net from the Group Handicap, or a number you type once, never stored. Red only under par.

Field
02

Stableford

Classic points, gross or net. The pot pays the points leader.

Points
03

Match play

Holes up, dormie, closed out: read the way a caddie would say it.

1 v 1
04

Best ball

The team’s ball counts, honest team thru, a TEAMS · PLAYERS toggle.

Teams
05

Nassau · presses

Front, back, overall, with presses. Auto-press at two down if you want it.

Sides
06

Wolf

Pick a partner after the drives, or go lone wolf against the other three.

Rotating
07

Vegas

The team number is two balls side by side, and a birdie flips the other side’s digits.

Pairs
08

Skins · carryovers

Skins carry until somebody wins one. The leaderboard shows what’s riding.

Field
09

The rabbit

The leaderboard tracks the holder; legs pay at the turn.

Field
10

Side pot

One pot, a per-player stake, settled on the standings, not on memory.

Pot
11

Junk

Greenies, sandies, barkies, the snake. Tap it when it happens, staked in dollars or beers. The card still gets a veto.

Side bets
12

Settle Up

Every game folds into one ledger: A owes B once, not three times. One tap opens Venmo. Beers settle at the bar.

Ledger

Around the leaderboard

The trip, the ceremony, the clubhouse
The live leaderboard held in hand in the clubhouse, whiskey and the paper scorecard on the table

The Trip

Multi-day. The roster, handicaps, and games carry from day to day, and the whole weekend settles once, through a single netting pass. A owes B one number on Sunday night.

The Ceremony

When the last card is in, the leaderboard settles into a final (champion, margin, seal) and hands you the share card for the group chat.

Also in the app

TV mode

A read-only leaderboard for the clubhouse screen; pages itself.

Season ladder

The Saturday group’s standings, outing after outing, at a public link.

The Group Handicap

A handicap built only from rounds the group witnessed. Sandbagging has nowhere to hide.

Ghost rounds

Pin a card from your history and race it live.

Marker cross-check

A disagreeing partner scan becomes a recorded conflict you rule on.

Outing history

Every outing this phone has seen, kept on the device.

Beer cart

One tap posts “Cart’s on 12” to every phone. Gone in ten minutes.

On the whiteboard

What’s next, and what we’re itching to try
Live win probability: updates every scan, like broadcast golf The round recap: “birdied 7 and 12, found the water on 16,” written for the group chat Multi-card party scan: one photo of four cards on the 19th-hole table Handwriting fingerprinting: accuracy that compounds per scorer Live-from-the-course photos: relayed to every phone, kept on none

The core is the whole play. The rest is why you’ll stay.

Photograph the card. Everyone watches the leaderboard move, even the folks at home.

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