So clubs bolt together spreadsheets, group chats and paper forms — slow, error-prone, and impossible to hand over. Club Point Score replaces the lot with one platform, tailored to how your club actually runs, so every result is fast, accurate and accounted for.
One app for members and officials alike, and a dashboard for the work that wants a big screen. No more re-keying the same catch three times.
Your club's own scoring rules, applied identically to every entry. Multipliers, minimums and season boundaries are built in, so there are no arguments at presentation night.
Live leaderboards for anglers and boats, and season trophies that decide themselves from approved results. Juniors, seniors and divisions included.
Members join and renew from the phone in about a minute. Payments settle through the club’s existing provider, straight into the club’s account, and the financial roll updates itself. Nobody matches bank transfers by hand again.
Skippers register the boat, the shore contact and the insurance once in the app. The club gets a live register, and expiry reminders that chase themselves.
Boats sign on when they head out and off when they're home. If someone's overdue, the right people hear about it automatically.
Point score days, closures and club events in every member's pocket, with announcements pushed straight to their phone.
Entries and payments, briefings, radio schedules, the weigh station and a live leaderboard the whole comp can watch, in one place, from the captains' briefing to presentation night. Visiting crews enter without joining your club.
Modules a club can switch on as it grows into the platform.
See the wind, swell, tide and the barometer for your own stretch of water, scored out of 100 for the day ahead. Then the part no other platform does: today's conditions matched against 53 years of your club's own catch data, naming the exact species that were landed on days that match the same weather conditions.
Club merch, tag cards and raffle tickets, paid online with capped stock that can't oversell. The treasurer just sees the money arrive.
Every club magazine and newsletter in the app, back-catalogue included. The club's story, kept where members actually read it.
Club records that update themselves when a bigger fish is approved, and capture certificates worth framing.
Closures, briefings and reminders pushed straight to every member's phone. No more hoping they saw the post or got the email.
Every tag card the club issues is recorded against the member who took it, the day it left and the official who handed it over. The same number cannot go out twice, and the register is there at season's end without anyone reconstructing it.
Three steps, no paper in between.
A catch goes in from the boat ramp with species, weight, boat and photos. Controlled fields, so nothing arrives misspelt or unscoreable.
The recorder reviews every entry from their phone, checks the paperwork, and approves or queries it in seconds. Nobody waits for somebody to get back to a desk.
Points, standings, boat leaderboards and season trophies recalculate the moment an entry is approved. Everyone sees the same truth.
The half a member never sees, and the half that decides whether the season holds together.
Every approval, payment and change carries a name and a time. The treasurer watches the club’s money as it moves, and nobody has to remember who decided what, or when.
The roll knows who is financial and who is not, and the reminders go out on their own. The treasurer stops being the person who has to ask twenty people for money.
Member history, payments, approvals and the reasoning behind them stay in the club’s own record. A handover is a login, not a shoebox of receipts and somebody’s spreadsheet.
Every boat that signs on is tracked until it signs off. Overdue boats trigger a ladder of reminders: first the skipper, then their shore contact, then the club, so a quiet radio never goes unnoticed.
Real screens from the club app, photographed off the phone rather than drawn for a brochure. Your club's own colours, divisions and calendar sit behind them.
Coming to the App Store and Google Play.
Every club runs differently, so the platform is priced the way it's built: a modular annual subscription shaped around the functions your club switches on, plus a simple per-member rate and a one-off setup where we configure your rules, records and roll before day one. No lock-in contracts, no per-feature surprises — one figure your committee can budget against, confirmed in writing before you commit.
If you help run a club, we'd love to show you around.
Yes — setup includes migrating your member roll, club records and current-season standings so you don't start from zero.
Membership and merchandise payments settle through the club's existing payment provider and flow through to the club's own bank account.
The club's watch runs itself. Everyone aboard gets a heads-up before they are due, and an alarm sounds on the phone through silent mode. If the boat is still out at its return time, it says so; five minutes later the committee is paged with the skipper's number and the shore contact, and whoever takes the job is recorded so two people never ring the same family. Every step is kept, so the club can account for what happened.
More of it than you'd expect. First light, sunrise, sunset and moon phase are worked out on the phone itself from the date and where you are, with no data at all, so they still answer when you are hours offshore and well out of range. The return alarm is set on the phone too, so it sounds whether or not there is signal out there. A catch can be logged with no signal as well — it's held on the phone and sent the moment you're back in range, with the club's rules checked exactly as they would be otherwise.
Yes, and by the rules rather than by hand. Categories follow the member's date of birth, minimum weights are enforced per species and line class as a card is lodged, junior-only species are kept to juniors, and nobody under eighteen is asked for a fishing licence they are not required to hold.
The club does. Member history, payments, approvals and records live in the club's own account, and the club can export them at any time.
A modular annual subscription based on the functions your club switches on, plus a per-member rate and a one-off setup fee. You'll have the exact figure in writing before your committee decides — book a walkthrough for a quote.
Tell us which club you're with and how your season runs now, and we'll show you the platform against your own rules rather than a generic tour. If it isn't a fit for your club, we'll say so.
