Judges' sheets in, results out
Run your cheer, band or choir competition on Actavivo. Pick a typical scoring sheet, change it to match your event, type each judge's sheet, and the totals, places and ratings appear, with a breakdown by part and by judge.
Start from a typical sheet, make it yours
Choose a starting point: a 100-point cheer sheet, marching band captions, a festival with ratings I to V, a forms panel. Then change anything to match your event: the judged parts and their weights, how many judges, which scores are dropped, deductions for falls or time, the rating bands and the tie-break.
- Places, ratings, or both
- Drop the highest and lowest sheet: a perfect routine still reads 100 percent
- The presets are starting points to edit, not a circuit's rulebook
One sheet per judge
Each judge's sheet has a box for every part that judge scores, a comment, and the deductions for the whole performance. The judge's name is optional.
- A judge who did not score a part leaves the box empty
- Deductions for falls, time or anything your event counts
Type the sheets, the results appear
Type each judge's sheet as it comes in. Actavivo averages the judges, applies the weights and deductions, and gives every ensemble its total, its place and its rating, sorted as you go.
- A mistake? Correct a sheet and everything moves with it
- Cheer, dance, marching and concert band, jazz band, choir, orchestra, color and winter guard, martial arts forms
You decide who sees the comments
"How the total was made" shows the score of each part and each judge's sheet with the comments. Show the sheets to everyone who sees the results, or to your staff only; you can change it any time, even after the results are final.
- Totals, places, ratings and the score of each part are always shown
- A team's own staff always read their own team's sheets
What you get
Score a band festival
Click through a real festival with four bands: set it up, type the judges' sheets, and read the ratings and the comments.
Bring your next competition to Actavivo
We set up your scoring sheet and your first event with you.