ContestScope takes the live scores that loggers post during the contest and turns every category into a race you can follow: who leads, who is closing in, on which band, at what rate. After the contest it keeps the replay, and it analyzes your own log.
Turn on online score posting in your logger. If you already post your score live during contests, you're already in ContestScope.
The home page lists what is ON AIR and COMING UP, then the latest contests and the archive. Every contest open for live score posting is here.
A free account and your callsign in Settings put you in the middle of the race: MY RACE, the Cockpit and your target follow your station.
The standings of your category with score, QSOs, multipliers, pace and the band each station is on.
Club totals with every member, published records with their pace, stations side by side, and hour by hour head to head.
Upload your Cabrillo log and see how your contest really went: rates minute by minute and your best 10, 30 and 60 minutes with their exact times, breaks, multipliers, band changes, your operating pattern hour by hour.
Your log played back on the map, QSO by QSO and band by band, as you have never seen it.
Every chart can be saved as an image and every replay as an animation, ready to share on social media.
Generate the complete report as a .txt file, ready to post on the claimed-score sites and on social media.
Load two logs of the same contest and put them side by side: this year against last year, or you against a rival.
Save your logs to your History and keep them year after year. Compare them with each other, or pick last year's log as your target for the next edition and race against yourself live in the Cockpit.
The whole contest played back from the score reports, category by category: watch 48 hours in about a minute and see every lead change.
Past contests stay on the home page with their races, band activity and replay, for anyone to look at.
Yes, and it always will be.
Not to watch. Live scores, replays and the archive are open to everyone. A free account adds MY RACE, the Cockpit centered on your station, Log Analysis with its Contest Replay, and your History of saved logs.
No. Live races show the claimed score your logger sends, with its QSO and multiplier totals. Log checking and official results belong to each contest committee.
A contest appears as soon as it opens for live score posting, usually shortly before the start.
Some contests do not allow non-assisted single operators to see other stations' band details. Rules Mode follows each contest's rules for the category you declare.
Write to me at manu@lu9esd.com or use Leave Feedback at the bottom of the home page. ContestScope is in constant development and every report helps.