A barbecue round, shown here. Cake, chili, and photo contests use the same screen.
Whatever you’re judging (cakes, chili, camera club entries), Jurycoach seals every judge’s score the instant they confirm it. Nobody sees a number until the last seat at the table has one in.
- One phone
- No account
- No server
How one round works
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1.0
Set up.
Type the contest name, the entries, and who’s judging. A minute, start to finish: no account, nothing installed on a server.
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2.0
Score, alone.
Each judge picks a score in private, on the same phone. The moment they confirm it, it’s sealed. Not even they can change it afterwards.
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3.0
Pass it on.
A slider hands the phone to the next judge, not a tap, so a scoring screen never gets brushed by accident during the hand-over.
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4.0
Reveal, together.
Once every judge has sealed a score for that entry, the ranking appears for the first time, for everyone, at once.
Every entry gets its own result sheet afterwards: a PDF a participant can keep, showing exactly whose scores made up their total.
Any judged contest, not only food.
Jurycoach doesn’t know what’s on the table. It runs anything judged one number at a time, with your own scale and your own drop rule.
- Barbecue (KCBS scale)
- Bake-off
- Photography club
- Chili cook-off
- School science fair
- Talent show
- Pie contest
- Costume contest
- Pitch competition
Nobody sees a score until everyone has entered one.
Free. No account. Works before the venue’s wifi does.