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Software builtfor wushu.

Wusora runs registration, check-in and the ring screens for wushu tournaments. We're building IWUF judge scoring next.

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A Wusora ring board on a venue TV: Ring 2, Mei Lin Zhou on the carpet, Sofia Marquez-Chen on deck, and estimated times for the next athletes
The Wusora competitor site on a phone

Ring board: a mockup with demo data (the board is live). Phone: the competitor site today.

Forty years on paper.

Most wushu tournaments still run on paper. Wusora moves the sheets and the arithmetic onto screens.

A tournament check-in table at night under one spotlight: stacks of crossed-out competitor lists, a handwritten ring schedule on a clipboard, sticky notes, a calculator and a box of paper competitor numbers
  • Ring orderLive

    Any TV at the ring shows the order, updated every 30 seconds.

    On paperPrinted sheets, crossed out by hand.

  • ScoresBuilding

    Judges will enter IWUF A, B and C scores on a tablet.

    On paperWritten sheets or flip cards.

  • The mathBuilding

    Scores will reach the head judge as they're entered.

    On paperA runner carries sheets to a calculator.

  • MistakesBuilding

    An outlier score will be flagged before it goes final.

    On paperOne lost sheet stops the ring.

  • ResultsBuilding

    Released scores will go to the arena board and parents' phones.

    On paperA page on the wall, hours later.

Know why you lost points.

Judges will mark each deduction during the routine, so competitors can see what each one was for and when.

Planned

Planned, not built yet. The athlete is made up; codes and values are from the IWUF 2024 Taolu rules.

One page for each part.

How it works

One athlete's path from registration to the score on the arena board.

Roles

What each person sees on their own screen.

Features

Which parts are live today and which we're still building.

For organizers

How we set up your branding, divisions and rule sets.
Wushu FAQ

What organizers ask.

Questions about Wusora in general, like branding, payments or your data? See the Wusora FAQ.

What does it cost to run our tournament?

Pricing depends on your event and which parts you use. Start with a free consultation: we build a mockup of your event and propose a plan that fits your budget, per entry, flat or a mix.

Can we use only registration?

No. Some events use only registration and payment and run the floor on paper. See the full feature list.

How long does setup take?

The first event takes longest because we build your divisions, pricing, waivers and emails with you. Most of it carries over. We confirm a timeline with you after a free consultation.

Is judge scoring ready?

Not yet. Judge scoring is still in development.

What happens if the Wi-Fi drops?

Check-in, registration and the POS need internet, so keep a phone hotspot as backup. A failed scan shows an error instead of a wrong result.

Do judges need training?

The judge screen we're building uses the IWUF 2024 A, B and C components your judges already know.

Which rule sets do you support?

IWUF 2024 taolu comes first, with traditional, sanda and custom rule sets in progress. See the organizers page.

Do competitors need to download an app?

No. Competitor pages open in a phone browser, in English or Chinese.

Bring your next tournament off paper.

Send your competition date and phone number, and we'll call to walk through your event.

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