Contest management doesn't have to suck
Everything a typical contest or pageant needs, all in one place.
Your tools should work for you, not the other way around.
Tracking things can be a job in itself - you already have your hands full running a contest. Why not keep it in one place everyone can access?
Contestant Applications
Create and post a contestant application, complete with review and approval workflows. Getting things set up is straightforward, and judges can access them online.
Judging / Scoring
Data gets entered thru the web interface by the judges, tallymasters monitor in realtime, calculations are done automatically...and so are the digital results.
Task Management
Don't know where to start? Well, there's Chaos Ops included to help sort due dates and track things for you, with some common defaults included to get you started.
Volunteer Signups
Collecting volunteer information is simplified, with its own approval workflow where you can assign jobs and tasks, too.
Pop Questions
Collect pop questions from the audience, review them (to make sure there's no funny business), and click a button to randomly select them, on stage, right from your phone.
Reference Docs
Contestant applications, contest rules, scoring rubrics, tips / recommendations, and more, all available to reference thru the web interface.
What is SquirrelScore?
SquirrelScore is the friendly, easy-to-use contest lifecycle manager for leather, rubber, bear, kink, pup, pet, drag, and similar community contests.
It keeps applications, judging, scoring, prep checklists, deadlines, feedback/notes, results, and more in one neat little clean package so you can focus on the contest—not on missing paper score sheets or mystery spreadsheet tabs with messed up formulas (that you inevitably find and have to figure out how to fix while the emcee is running out of filler material).
How much is it?
Free. Nada. Nothing.
Currently, SquirrelScore is offered to the community at large for free. If I could make contest weekends easier for myself, why not help others do the same?
If SquirrelScore helps you, and you’d like to know some optional ways to help support the development, see our Support SquirrelScore page.
Contact Us
If you have questions, or want to try it out, feel free to send us a message.