Load the meet
Build it in Live, or send finished flights from VAULTmeet Host.
Score the order, attempts, bar changes, clock, and standings from one screen. Publish results while the meet is running.
See how the full workflow works ↓ Already have an official pit code? Enter it hereWe load fictional athletes. You score them with the normal Live controls.
Open the actual Live demo →The owner sets it up. The official scores. Everyone else follows.
Build it in Live, or send finished flights from VAULTmeet Host.
The official opens one code and scores the order, attempts, clock, and bar.
Standings update for spectators while the club keeps the controls and exports.
The owner keeps setup and oversight. Each official opens only the flight assigned to them.
Pit 1 · Girls Open
Open assigned pitPrepare the scoring device while connected. Live saves the current competition locally, queues supported scoring actions through a drop, and synchronizes them after reconnecting.
Some setup and management actions still require internet access. Live shows connection and sync status to the operator.Families, coaches, and athletes can open public standings while the competition is running—without an owner account or operator code.
Browse public Live results →What Live replaces, what officials need, and what happens without a signal.
It replaces paper attempt sheets, hand-calculated standings, separate bar-order notes, and the scramble to publish results after a flight. Registration and payments are part of VAULTmeet Host, not standalone Live.
Not for a normal pit assignment. The meet owner creates an official code, and the official enters that code on the device they will use. Owners sign in to create competitions, manage devices, and oversee the meet.
A prepared scoring device stores its current competition locally and queues supported scoring changes during a connection loss. When the connection returns, Live synchronizes those changes. Preparation happens while online, and some management actions still require a connection.
Yes. Public Live pages can show the current flight and standings without exposing the private operator controls or requiring a pit code.
No. Live is available as a standalone organization plan. Choose Host when you also want registration, payments, waivers, schedules, staff tools, and the automatic handoff into Live.
Yes. VAULTmeet creates a temporary, non-public competition with fictional athletes and opens it inside the actual Live operator application.
Go straight to the operator entry screen. A pit code is for an official working an existing competition; it is not how a club purchases or sets up Live.
Enter an official code →Choose standalone Live, or get the complete registration-to-results workflow with VAULTmeet Host.