Gymnastics competition software and live scoring

Gymnastics competitions are organised by discipline and apparatus. In artistic gymnastics, women compete on vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor, and men compete on floor, pommel horse, rings, vault, parallel bars and horizontal bar. Each apparatus is scored separately, and the scores can be combined into an all-around result and a team result.

Rhythmic gymnastics is performed on a floor area with hand apparatus such as the hoop, ball, clubs and ribbon, by individual gymnasts or by groups performing together. Trampoline gymnastics covers individual and synchronised trampoline, and many federations also run tumbling and double mini-trampoline in the same programme.

On Zeetius, the discipline, the apparatus contested, the categories and the competition phases are set by the organiser for each event. Club, regional and national programmes often use their own levels and grades, so the structure of a competition follows your rules rather than a fixed template.

• Artistic. Four apparatus for women and six for men, with apparatus, all-around and team results.
• Rhythmic. Individual and group routines with hand apparatus such as the hoop, ball, clubs and ribbon.
• Trampoline. Individual and synchronised trampoline, with tumbling and double mini-trampoline where the programme includes them.

A gymnastics competition runs in sessions and rotations. Gymnasts are placed in groups that move from one apparatus to the next, so every group competes on every apparatus once and each apparatus is in use throughout a rotation. A large event runs several sessions in a day, each with its own warm-up, march-in and rotations.

In Zeetius, the session plan, the groups and the order in which they rotate around the apparatus are set by the organiser. Clubs can be kept together or spread across groups, and a gymnast entered in more than one category is not placed in two sessions at the same time, so the day can be planned and published before the first warm-up.

Gymnastics is a judged sport, and every apparatus needs its own panel. Judges are accredited, nominated and allocated to each apparatus and session in Zeetius Tournaments and Zeetius Federation, and the composition of each panel, such as the number of difficulty and execution judges, is configurable for the level of the competition.

• Sessions. A day divided into sessions, each with its own groups, warm-up and rotation order.
• Rotations. Groups moved around the apparatus in the order the organiser sets.
• Judges panels. Panels nominated per apparatus and session, with the panel's composition set for each level.

Gymnastics clubs develop their gymnasts over many years, from recreational classes and pre-school groups through to competitive squads training several sessions a week. Zeetius Academy manages gymnasts, squads, training plans, attendance and assessments, so a head coach can see each gymnast's progress through the skills and levels and plan the next term from real records.

Fees, coach payroll and expense claims sit in the same system as the coaching, which matters for a club running dozens of recreational classes alongside its squads. Parents see their own child's attendance, assessments and fees, and nothing else, while coaches record sessions from the mobile app in the gym instead of copying notes afterwards.

Zet AI answers questions about a club's own data, such as which gymnasts have trained most consistently this term or which squad is due its next assessment. Clubs and coaches can also list in the Zeetius Sports Directory, where parents looking for gymnastics classes nearby can find them.