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Wushu Precision is a pre-release digital scoring and event management platform for modern and traditional wushu competitions. Built around the current IWUF rulebooks, it aims to bring athlete registration, judge scoring, event organization, live scoreboards, and public results into a single online system. The site clearly states that the core judging panel is already in production use, while many supporting tools are still in Beta, Alpha, or the planning stage.
The platform centers on real-time scoring and server-side automatic score calculation. For modern wushu, it supports a full judging panel including Head Judge, QoM, OP, DD, and Assistant Head Judge. For traditional wushu, it supports traditional judges and head-judge deduction logic. All judge inputs are written directly to a shared database, reducing the need to pass around CSV files. Its “clock-aligned consensus” uses server-side timestamps and network round-trip correction to align QoM observations on a unified timeline. Organizers can create competitions, manage sessions, carpet sessions, events, registration windows, and merge events; athletes can self-register, with the system checking eligibility based on age, gender, and event requirements.
Pricing information is limited. The site indicates that users can create a free account for registration, judging, organizing, or following competitions. Its roadmap also mentions Stripe billing and paid entries, but there are no plan details, prices, or commission rates. On compliance, the terms state that the platform processes personal data in accordance with UK GDPR, EU GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018, and related rules, and that users have rights such as access, correction, deletion, restriction of processing, and data portability. The deployment model appears to be cloud-based SaaS, with no mention of self-hosting. There is also no visible information about APIs, developer documentation, or open interfaces.
The main advantage is that its rule support is highly vertical and specific: it has implemented key scoring logic from the IWUF Modern Wushu Taolu Rules 2024 and Traditional Wushu Taolu Rules 2019. Its multi-role interfaces also closely reflect real competition workflows. The downside is that the product is still under rapid development, so features may change or be rolled back. Its business model, support channels, and integration ecosystem are also not yet clear. It is best suited for wushu associations, event organizers, clubs, and judging teams to trial, especially for competitions that want to reduce manual aggregation work and improve scoring consistency.
The available text does not provide information on accessibility from mainland China, Chinese localization, RMB payments, or ICP filing, so its China access status is unknown. For large-scale events in China, organizers would still need to test network performance, Stripe payment availability, and personal information compliance requirements. Alternatives could include a self-built domestic registration/results system, general-purpose event management tools, or locally customized scoring software based on wushu rules.
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