Just Climb Competition PlatformBoulder, Lead & Speed
Run every major climbing competition format from one system: registration, categories, start lists, judge scoring, timers, rankings, Speed brackets, and live TV scoreboards.
Host Boulder, Lead, and Speed competitions without changing systems.
The platform now supports discipline-specific rules, scoring flows, judge screens, public rankings, and operator controls for the climbing formats gyms actually run.
Problems · zones · tops
Boulder
Keep the existing boulder judging system for zones, tops, attempts, team formats, finals, and live rankings.
Routes · holds · tops
Lead
Record highest hold, plus, top, time, DNS/DSQ, technical review notes, and qualification route ranking.
Lanes · heats · brackets
Speed
Run qualification lanes, valid times, false starts, falls, reaction time, Speed 2 brackets, and heat winners.
Arena Ops
One control room for the whole event
Registration & Categories
Create events for team or individual categories, then manage athletes, teams, judges, and capacity.
Start Lists & Rounds
Generate discipline-aware start orders for qualifiers, semi-finals, finals, and Speed brackets.
Judge-Friendly Scoring
Mobile judging views are tailored for Boulder, Lead, and Speed so officials enter the right data quickly.
Live Rankings & TV
Publish public standings and scoreboard modes that show points, holds, tops, times, brackets, and winners.
Build Any Event
Use one admin workflow for boulder jams, lead cups, speed qualifiers, finals, and mixed climbing festivals.
Judge With Confidence
Each discipline has the fields officials expect, with manual review states for incidents and reruns.
Broadcast Live
Public pages and TV scoreboards keep athletes, spectators, and event staff aligned in real time.
A platform for the formats gyms need
Use the same operational base for community events, official-style ranking, finals nights, and public scoreboards.
Support team or individual boulder competitions with zones, tops, attempts, configurable rounds, and preserved existing scoring.
Support qualification routes, single-route semi-finals and finals, countback, time tiebreaks, plus holds, tops, DNS, and DSQ.
Support qualification runs, lane A/B timing, false starts, falls, official display times, and Speed 2 final brackets.
Choose the format when you create the event
Admins can start from Boulder, Lead, or Speed templates, then tune categories, rounds, advancement, timers, and judging.
Boulder
Discipline
Zones, tops, attempts
Lead
Format
Holds, plus, top, time
8
Speed
Lanes, runs, brackets
9+9
Live Ops
Judging, rankings, TV
From qualifiers to finals, the event stays organized.
Run simple one-round events or multi-round competitions with advancement, countback, final brackets, and public publishing.
Competition Command Center
Operators can manage categories, assign judges, start rounds, enter results, complete rounds, generate start lists, and publish rankings from the same competition workspace.
Official-core scoring for Boulder, Lead, and Speed
Based on the January 2026 World Climbing rules: Boulder scores Zone and Top points with attempt deductions; Lead ranks Tops and highest holds; Speed ranks valid times and bracket winners.
Attempt cost
Zone formula
10 - 0.1n
Top formula
25 - 0.1n
Round rank
Total boulder points, then attempts
A competitor's boulder score is the greater of the Zone value, the Top value, and 0.0. The score cannot go negative.
Core result
Zone = 10 - 0.1 × attempts before Zone · Top = 25 - 0.1 × unsuccessful attempts
- 1Competitors are ranked by total points across the boulders in the round.
- 2Ties are broken by countback where applicable, then fewer attempts to Tops, then fewer attempts to Zones.
- 3A competitor who does not attempt the first boulder is unranked and marked DNS.
Route A rank
2.5
Route B rank
4.0
Qualification points
3.162
Lower total ranks higher
01
Top
02
Plus
03
Countback
A Lead result is recorded from the official scoring topo: successful Top, or the highest controlled/used scoring hold with an optional plus.
Core result
Single route = Top first, then highest hold, then plus (+) when awarded
- 1Qualification uses route ranks to calculate Qualification Points, rounded to 3 decimals; lower is better.
- 2Semi-final and final use single-route ranking, with countback to the previous round when needed.
- 3Competitors who do not start the round are unranked and marked DNS.
Lane A
5.914
Lane B
FS
Speed 2 bracket
Speed qualification gives each competitor one attempt on each lane. The final uses a Speed 2 elimination bracket.
Core result
Valid run = actual climbing time · otherwise False Start or Fall
- 1Qualification ranks valid results by fastest time, then compares the next-best result if needed.
- 2In Speed 2 finals, a false start or not-start gives the heat to the other competitor; otherwise lower valid time wins.
- 3If both finalists false start, fall, or record the same time, the race is re-run or resolved by best prior results.
Lead qualification
Two routes use fractional route ranks and geometric qualification points. Lower points rank higher.
Speed final
The platform supports Speed 2 final brackets with big final and small final advancement.
Boulder note
Local events can still use configurable Boulder templates, while official-core scoring can be represented with Zone 10, Top 25, and 0.1 deductions.
Reference: World Climbing Competition Rules and Event Regulations, January 2026. Rare cases such as appeals, technical incidents, and reruns remain available as manual-review workflows.
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