ROUNDIE

Every round becomes
a color you keep.

Your 18 holes become a grid of 18 colors. Because it's kept as color — not just a number — looking back is a little more fun. And that single sheet — photo and all — reaches your friends.

On iPhone, ROUNDIE opens through Apple's free TestFlight app — just a couple of minutes to set up, and first-timers are welcome.

Free to try right now on iPhone. Android is coming soon — tap the button above to get notified the moment it lands. *Screens are examples (sample data)

1First, record it

The hard part?
There isn't one.

When the round is over, just pick each hole's result. Par, bogey, birdie — tap along, and the 18-square grid quietly fills itself in with color.

The actual ROUNDIE score entry screen. For Hole 1, Par 4, you tap the color buttons — eagle, birdie, par, bogey, double bogey, triple — and the 18-square grid fills in automatically.

The actual score entry screen. Before you know it, a sheet that belongs to that day alone is done.

A sheet like that is too good to keep tucked away.

2Share it with friends

Your colors flow
straight to the feed.

Record a round and it flows to your friends' feeds. Their rounds come through in color too, so you can tell how their day went at a glance — no need to ask for the score. And for that one day — a single heart.

A real ROUNDIE feed post. Alex at Pebble Beach Golf Links, score 92. Below a photo of the course, a grid of the 18 holes' results in color, with hearts and 2 comments.

The only reaction is a heart — there's no dislike or downvote button. So even the days that didn't go your way are easy to keep.
It starts by inviting your circle. Get a few friends you click with on board, and your feed comes alive that same day.

And when you want closer company around what you love —

3Find your people

People who love the same views, loosely connected.

Official communities like the "Course Photo Club," or private groups just for your company or your circle. Answer this week's photo prompt, or simply find the people you click with.

The actual ROUNDIE community screen. 'Course Photo Club' — public, official. Members answer this week's prompt, 'The most beautiful view you've seen on a course?': Mio with a sunrise-green photo, Alex with a seaside links photo, and Ken with a text-only post asking for links recommendations in Hokkaido. Both photos and text posts draw hearts and comments.

A place to share not just scores, but the whole life that comes with golf.

And on the days you want to really compete —

4Compete together

Open a competition, and
the day becomes an occasion.

Even as the host, you'll never need a calculator again. New Peoria, Double Peoria — handicap math and net scores are all handled by the app.

1Create
Competition setup screen. Just pick a name, course, date, and scoring format (Stroke / New Peoria / Double Peoria).

Just pick a name and a scoring format. Invite-only, so you can keep it to your circle.

2Scores roll in
Competition management screen. Each player shows as 'Scored' while the host just waits for the handicap math.

Everyone enters their own score. The host just waits.

3The reveal
Competition results screen. RESULTS ARE IN, TOP 5, and 1st place is announced as champion in the spotlight.

It ends with a little awards ceremony. First place gets the spotlight — and a title.

Swipe through to the results and the awards

All real app screens. Net scores put beginners and veterans on the same stage. Competitions are free for up to 4 players.

And as one day stacks onto another —

Keep going, and it shows

Your standing climbs.
Your rank grows.

A standing among golfers near your level, and a rank that mirrors your current form. It's less about competing — when you can see yourself growing, the next shot gets a little more exciting.

The actual ROUNDIE ranking screen. Tabs for Friends, Global, and Rank. Your placement (2nd of 7 friends), the REGULAR rank, this year's average of 91 strokes, and 2 strokes to the next rank SINGLE — all on one card. The TOP 5 champion, Leo (SINGLE, 82 average), fills a big photo with the gold medal.
ROOKIE rank emblemROOKIE140+
STARTER rank emblemSTARTER130s
ROUNDER rank emblemROUNDER120s
CHALLENGER rank emblemCHALLENGER110s
PLAYER rank emblemPLAYER100s
REGULAR rank emblem (current)REGULAR90s·you're here
SINGLE rank emblemSINGLE80s
SCRATCH rank emblemSCRATCH75-79
PRO rank emblemPRO71-74
LEGEND rank emblemLEGEND≤70

Swipe from ROOKIE to LEGEND — all 10 tiers

The more rounds you keep, the higher your rank grows.

And everything you've stacked up — becomes a single card.

And then, your golf

That first sheet becomes
the sheet that is you.

Your average, your best, your goals, your recent form. The "now" of your golf, gathered onto a single ROUNDIE CARD — a profile you can show your friends.

The actual ROUNDIE profile page (ROUNDIE CARD). The REGULAR rank emblem, average, best, round count, goals, and the trend of the last 5 rounds — all on one card.

The "sheet of that day" you first colored in slowly becomes, round by round, a portrait of you.

PLAY. SHARE. RISE.

Start with your
next round.

Keep that day in color. Recording, color grids, the feed, communities, and competitions (up to 4 players) are free forever. Available now on iPhone, with Android coming soon.

The test build is still in development, so it may behave unpredictably at times. If you notice anything, we'd love to hear about it.