What works today.
What comes next.

The whole suite is described on this website. This page shows its release state. Dates will be published when the relevant product is ready for testing.

Browser scorecard

An example nine-hole course, local scoring, corrections, round history and JSON/CSV export. Scores stay in this browser. There is no account or cloud backup.

Account scoring and upload

Existing-account email login, explicit round upload, offline queues and second-device conflict resolution are available on the app host. Public signup is closed. This scorecard also uses an example course; guest records do not move automatically.

Your course. Your round.

Expand the verified account scorecard with course entry, tees, complete account controls and rights-cleared maps. A real-course release still needs data, privacy and field evidence.

The course in detail

Whole-course and hole maps, target distances, green references, manual pins, shot trails and permitted offline downloads. Real coverage will be listed by available data, with source and verification information.

Practice and swing review

Camera setup, recording, replay, comparison and practice sessions. Live capture, live estimated overlays and TV viewing remain explicit development targets, with separate device and quality checks.

Groups, games and competition

Private shared rounds and leagues, original controller games, TV sessions and professional-tournament picks. Camera and watch motion for Arena remain experimental research targets. Fantasy requires a permitted live feed.

Developers and golf facilities

Documented APIs, a separate sandbox, scoped access and usage reporting. Verified clubs will be able to submit course corrections and manage events, with facility roles and change history.

A released browser feature does not establish native phone, watch or TV support. Prices, platform targets and feature allocations remain proposals until a corresponding release is announced.