Sports Tools

Tap the value of each arrow as you shoot and this keeps the running total, your Xs and 10s, and how far through the round you are — the way scorers count at the line.

The official World Athletics scoring tables: type a performance in any event and get its points, then watch the total build toward a world-class score. Times in seconds (or m:ss), jumps in centimet...

Rally scoring to 21, win by two — but a game can only go to 30. Tap a side to add their point and this handles the deuce, the game win, and the best-of-three match for you.

Stop doing bar maths in your head between sets. Enter the target weight, choose your bar and available plates, and see exactly which plates go on each side — drawn to scale — plus a sensible warm-u...

The slash line every hitter lives by — batting average, on-base and slugging, plus OPS — and the pitching numbers (ERA and WHIP). Enter a box score and get the exact formulas and a read on what the...

Type in a box score and get the metrics the analysts use: Game Score, effective and true shooting percentage, points per shot and assist-to-turnover ratio — all with the exact formulas and a plain-...

Work out fractional odds as a decimal and a probability, and see exactly what an each-way bet returns — whether your horse wins, only places, or finishes nowhere. The stake, odds and place terms al...

Works out what every gear on your bike actually does — how far one pedal turn takes you, what speed you will be doing at a given cadence, and which gears are duplicates you never need. The thing mo...

In bouldering, tops beat everything. Enter two climbers' results and this applies the ranking order — most tops, then fewest attempts to top, then most zones, then fewest attempts to zone — and dec...

Enter the pinfall for each roll and this scores the game for you — strikes and spares with the bonuses, and the tenth frame's extra balls, all handled automatically.

Mid-fight maths for fans and cornermen. Enter the score so far and see exactly what each fighter needs in the remaining rounds — including whether a knockout has become the only route.

Score a single round against the four official criteria — clean punching, effective aggression, ring generalship and defence — in their correct priority order. Shows which criterion decided the round.

Work out whether an incident is a scoring knockdown or a slip, how the count runs, and what it does to the round score. Includes a live count timer at the official pace.

Live compubox-style punch counter. Tap as you watch to log jabs and power shots landed or thrown, and get instant connect percentages plus a work-rate comparison.

Paste a completed card and see the shape of the fight — momentum swings, the longest run of rounds, who finished stronger, and which rounds were decisive enough to change the result.

Full bout timer with authentic bell and ten-second clapper, generated live in your browser. Configure round length, rest interval and round count for sparring, training or scoring practice.

Compare your card against the official judges round by round. Highlights exactly where you disagreed, measures your agreement rate, and flags the swing rounds that decided the fight.

Score a fight round by round using the official 10-Point Must System. Knockdowns and point deductions are applied automatically, with a live running total and winner projection.

Enter three official cards and get the correct verdict — unanimous, split, majority, or draw. Handles every decision type including the frequently confused majority draw.

Find the correct division for any weight, check whether a fighter has made the limit, and see rehydration-clause and catchweight implications. Covers all seventeen professional classes.

See what a single game does to a rating. Enter both players' ratings and the result, and this gives the expected score, the exact rating change, the new rating, and the performance rating for that ...

Second innings, chasing a target: enter the score you are after, how far the chase has got, and see the current rate, the required rate, your projected total, and exactly how fast the run rate has ...

The tie-breaker that decides tournaments. Add each match's runs and overs for and against, and this works out your aggregate Net Run Rate — applying the rule that a team bowled out is counted as fa...

In each end, the team with the stone closest to the button scores one point for every stone nearer than the opposition's best. Enter each end and this keeps the running score to the last stone.

How many watts to hold 40 km/h up a 4% climb? Or what speed does your FTP actually buy you? This models the three forces a rider fights — rolling resistance, air drag and gravity — and splits your ...

Log each visit of three darts and watch your three-dart average climb. Handles the bust rules for you — scoring more than you have left, or leaving yourself on 1 — and tracks legs won across a sess...

Stood at the oche wondering how to finish? Type the score you have left and get the standard two- or three-dart checkout. Includes the full 2–170 checkout chart and a practice mode that hides the a...

Score a dive the way the judges do: enter the judges' marks and the degree of difficulty, and this drops the outliers and applies the official formula to give the dive its total.

The run-in made simple. Put in where your team stands, how many games are left, and the points you are aiming for — a title, promotion, safety mark or a rival — and see exactly what the remaining f...

Tally a driver's season under the current 2025 points system — 25 down to 1 for the top ten, 8 down to 1 for a sprint — and see the running total, points per round, and how it compares with a rival.

Enter your course handicap and your gross score for each hole, and this works out the shots you receive, your net score, and the Stableford points per hole — the friendly format where a blob costs ...

The World Handicap System in two steps. Work out a round's Score Differential (what actually feeds your handicap), then turn a Handicap Index into your Course Handicap and Playing Handicap for that...

A gymnastics score is difficulty plus execution. Enter the D-score, tick the deductions, and this works out the E-score (out of 10) and the final total.

Two halves, goals, and the two-minute suspensions that define the game. Tap to score, track each team's suspensions, and keep the running total.

Turn a goalie's box score into the numbers that matter: goals-against average, save percentage, and a win–loss record — with a read on how good they actually are.

Turn a lap time into an average speed and a full race duration, see how much each pit stop costs, and — if you have a rival's lap time — watch the gap grow lap by lap.

Four quarters, one point a goal. Tap a team to add their goals, advance the quarter, and keep a clean running score with the per-quarter breakdown.

Compare lifters across weight classes. Enter a bodyweight and total (or the three lifts) and get both the modern DOTS score and the classic Wilks score, so a 60 kg lifter and a 120 kg lifter can be...

Live Premier League data scraped from current online sources. Teams update automatically.

Enter one recent race you actually ran, honestly, and this predicts the rest, gives you the pace to hold per kilometre or mile, and turns it into the five training paces you actually need. Predicti...

Three quick reflex benchmarks in one place: how fast you react to a colour change (in milliseconds), how many clicks per second you can manage, and how accurately you hit moving targets. Personal b...

Generate a full league schedule where every team plays every other team — once, or twice home and away. The circle method guarantees no team plays twice in a round, and odd numbers get a bye.

The rowing machine's watts and your 500 m split are two ways of saying the same thing. Enter either and this works out the other, plus your speed and predicted times for the standard test distances.

Try 5, conversion 2, penalty 3, drop goal 3. Add up a score, or work backwards: give a points gap and this lists every combination of tries, conversions, penalties and drop goals that closes it — f...

Cadence, pace and stride length are locked together — fix any two and the third is forced. Fill in the two you know and this computes the rest, plus your steps per kilometre and total steps for a d...

Target time for a race distance → pace per km and per mile, plus even kilometre splits. Negative splits are a planning aid, not a training plan.

Faults add up fast: 4 for a knockdown, 4 for a refusal, and 1 for every second over the time allowed. Enter a round and get the total, then use a rival's faults and time to settle a jump-off.

The question every frame hinges on: can the player behind still win, and how many snookers do they need? Set the balls left on the table and the score, and this works out the points remaining, the ...

Turn a swim time into pace per 100 m, per length and full splits, then — if you have a 200 m and a 400 m test time — get your Critical Swim Speed and the training zones built around it.

Rally scoring to 11, win by two — no cap, so a deuce game can run long. Tap to score and it tracks games and the best-of-five (or seven) match for you.

Score a match point by point with the correct rules handled for you: deuce and advantage, sets to six with a two-game lead, a seven-point tiebreak at six-all, and best-of-three or best-of-five matc...

Knock out a single-elimination draw in seconds. Pick how many teams, name them if you like, and get a seeded bracket with the right number of byes, in a form you can read or copy out.

Build a race-day plan: pick a distance, enter your swim pace, bike speed, run pace and transitions, and this gives you the time for each leg and your finish line.

Rally scoring to 25 (win by two, up to 30), with the fifth set to 15 — plus a rotation tracker: list your six players in serving order and they rotate every time the side that wins the rally was re...

The Sinclair coefficient lets lifters of different bodyweights be compared. Enter sex, bodyweight and total, and this computes the 2025–2028 Sinclair coefficient and Sinclair Total.

Every child gets a fair go. Tell it how many players, how many are on the pitch at once, and how long the game lasts, and it builds a substitution plan that shares the minutes out as evenly as poss...