Less organising.
More bowls.
From the first entry to the final end.
A calmer way to run your club’s competitions.
Bring players, draws and scores together in one tournament desk. For a Saturday on the green or a championship that lasts all season.
Standalone RC1 · Built for club trials
A good day starts
with a good draw.
Prepare in your own time.
Then be ready when everyone arrives.
Enter.
Register members, guests and visitors. Choose your format and Conditions of Play before the day.
Draw.
Build singles or pairs, generate fixtures and allocate rinks. Print the run sheets and scorecards.
Play.
Check in arrivals from the live desk, then start. Record ends or final scores as the competition unfolds.
Your desk.
Everyone’s game.
Keep the games master in control.
Keep everyone else in the picture.
One place to run the day.
Entries and setup stay separate from the live event. Confirm arrivals, record results and handle substitutions or a shortened schedule with changes kept in the record.
A view for the whole room.
Open the audience window on a second display or projector. Show who’s arrived, which games are next, the scores and the standings.
- Singles & pairs
- Round-robin
- Sections
- Knockout
- Season championships
Your club data,
in your hands.
Built for a club laptop, with a standalone Windows release that runs without Google sign-in.
Keep multiple competitions, return to unfinished games and carry on from where you left off.
Ready without the Wi-Fi.
The Windows package runs locally. Rehearse on your equipment, then bring it to the green.
A copy whenever you need one.
Export the whole club. Keep regular backups outside the laptop, before and after play.
Your Conditions of Play.
Choose ends or a shots target, scoring and tie-breaks. Review the draw before you start.
A few good questions.
The practical bits, before the first bowl.
Can I try it without signing in?
Yes. Open the browser demo and choose Load 24-player demo club to explore a sample club with six rinks. You can prepare teams and a draw, try the live desk and open the audience display. Demo records stay in that browser; no Google account is required.
Which competitions can we run?
RC1 supports singles and pairs, with round-robin, sections and knockout formats. Keep several tournaments and season championships and resume them independently. Triples and mixed team sizes are outside this release.
Where does our club data live?
The manager saves records in the browser on your device. Export a full club backup regularly and save a copy somewhere else: clearing browser data can remove local records. Google Drive sync is planned for later and is not connected in RC1.
Can we use our own scoring rules?
Choose your Conditions of Play before starting, including fixed ends or a shots target, points and tie-break order. Enter each end or agreed final totals. During play, recorded amendments can shorten remaining games or move the event to finals. The club remains responsible for its rules and decisions.
What does the audience see?
The separate window shows public event information: player and team names, arrival status, fixtures, scores, standings and announcements. Contact details, private profile notes and notifications are excluded. The games master runs both windows from the same device.
What equipment do we need?
Windows with Edge or Chrome is the current release target. Use Windows’ Extend display setting for a projector or second screen. Printed run sheets and scorecards are supported too. Rehearse installation, offline startup and printing on your actual equipment. Phone layouts are responsive; native Android and independent dual-display support on devices such as the Ikarao Break X1 remain unverified.
Your club. Your green.
Your game.
Take a look around your next tournament desk.
Explore the demoChoose “Load 24-player demo club” to get started.