Anchor Judging

Anchor Judging is where a community of practitioners and judges scores real performances — not with stars, but with the same clicker used at ringside. WATCH AND SCORE Open a video from the community wall and score it click by click, using the real scoring rules of its discipline: starting score, deductions or points, floor and ceiling. When you submit, you see how your scoring compares with everyone else's. THE CONSENSUS IS EARNED The community consensus — the median of all evaluations — stays hidden until you have scored the video yourself. Score first, then compare: that is what keeps the number honest, measuring your judgement instead of your ability to copy a number on screen. PUBLISH YOUR OWN Record an execution, publish it, and let the community score it. You see every evaluation your video received, with the evaluator's name and score. The result is the same kind of data a formal calibration produces: a precision score, not a popularity contest. ANY PANEL-JUDGED SPORT Scoring rules in Anchor are configuration, not code. Martial-arts patterns (tul, poomsae, kata), sparring, boxing — each discipline brings its own buttons, weights and pass criteria, and the clicker adapts. PART OF THE ANCHOR PLATFORM Anchor is the judge-calibration platform: it measures how closely an evaluator's scoring matches an expert reference, click by click, on real footage. The full platform — building reference libraries, courses and live interactive classes — lives on the web at anchorjudging.com. This app is its community: practice your judgement, publicly. In English and Spanish.