Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Scoretracker is completely free for everyone to use! Coaches, trainers, schools, and event organizers can access all core features without any cost, including athlete profiles, leaderboards, and real-time tracking. In the future, we plan to offer optional upgrades for parents and athletes, providing deeper insights and additional features. Currently, athletes and parents can view scores from their activities for free.

To stream live leaderboards on a TV, you'll need a Fire TV Stick connected to the internet. For all other Scoretracker features, you just need a computer or mobile device with internet access. Our mobile app also allows offline scoring, so you can record events without an internet connection.

There’s no limit! Scoretracker supports programs of all sizes, so you can add as many athletes as needed.

We offer over 200 pre-built tests, and you can also create custom tests tailored to your program’s requirements.

Yes, leaderboards are fully customizable. You can filter results by specific tests, age groups, teams, and other metrics to showcase the data most relevant to your audience.

We prioritize data security. Athlete information is securely stored and only accessible to authorized users, following industry-standard practices to protect privacy.

Yes, we can help you import your historical data. Contact us for a template that formats your data for easy integration, and our support team will guide you through the process.

API integrations are planned for future releases. Currently, APIs are not available, but stay tuned as we expand our capabilities.

At this time, Scoretracker does not support workout programming. Our primary goal is to collect, organize, and share valuable test data, allowing coaches to focus on assessments, skill benchmarks, and performance tracking.

Test data focuses on tracking specific performance metrics and improvements over time, like speed, strength, and skill assessments. This data is shared through leaderboards, athlete profiles, and PRs, providing athletes and parents with clear indicators of progress. Unlike ongoing workout data, test data is meant to benchmark performance at key points, allowing coaches and trainers to analyze trends and motivate athletes to reach new levels.

Yes! Athletes and parents/guardians can see their progress and PRs through their profiles, allowing parents to track their child’s achievements and improvements. Athletes and parents/guardians need to be invited to view their athlete profile by the program administering the testing.

You must be 13 or older to create an account on Avolve Sports. For athletes under 13, a parent or guardian will need to create the account and share results with the athlete.