Judo
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sports | Free | Frederic Bayle | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
The software purpose is to manage both contest and osaekomi times, and scores.
Optionally, you can turn your TV into a beautiful scoreboard, with a simple cable or even with an Apple TV using airplay !
Judo user interface was built with care, with simplicity in mind.
Reviews
Great app with one huge problem.
Big daddy fat back
This app would be perfect but I'm having one problem. All the changes I try to make in settings are never saved. It scores every Shido as a point. It gives you a Y for the second and a W for the third followed by a Ippon after the fourth Shido. How the hell do I get it to stop!!! Help.
Needs update for latest IOS
Cmdr. Max
It’s time to get with the times and make an update for the latest iOS
It's in Japanese, not French
james09842
This app is actually in Japanese, the INTERNATIONAL language of the sport of Judo. Judo, unlike other martial arts, is taught in Japanese, no matter which country it is being taught in. I can go to any dojo in the world and teach or (more likely) get taught, and understand what is being said. Using a common language and common rules is the primary reason Judo was the first Olympic martial art. As to what this does, it keeps time and score for a Judo match. Judo is much more popular in the US than many people believe.
Nice to have a judo so!
ARKJUDO
First, thanks to the writter for doing a judo ap!!! Well done. Good scoring ap. Don't know when I'd use it, but fun to have. One issue. If you have wasari, you only need to hold your opponent for 20 seconds. The ap does not reflect that. There are some instances (ie team play) when you would let the clock run to 25 seconds, but that's not the rule. Again, glad to have a judo so! THANKS.
Good app, don't pay attention to the idiots posting.
bytheseainla
fun little app. anyone who ACTUALLY does judo will know what everything means, etc. someone pointed out that it should be blue and white instead of red and white. this is probably true. red and white are traditional colors for competitors belts ( to differentiate them ), but most modern competition features blue and white gi. i agree that this probably isn't very useful at a real competition, but if you are doing practice matches at the club, or training people how to ref and score matches, this is a great little app -- and it's FREE!
Nice, but needs a few fixes
EchoWhiskey
Reading through the other reviews, there are a couple of non-idiots who make good points. This is a nice app, and might come in handy for score keeping during practices. Despite the nice look and feel, there are a couple of problems. As mentioned below, you are awarded a wazari for holding osekomi for 20 seconds. If you already have a wazari, then the match is over (2 wazari's = ippon). Someone else mentioned that having an ippon counter is kind of useless since a score of 1 ippon automatically means the end of the match. My issue is that the the app has one column for "white" and one for "red". Red? The two colors in judo are white and blue. Maybe blue didn't look as good on the black background, but red just seems odd. Last, while the spin wheels are neat, they tend to spin too much. It'd be better I think if they would increment by one if you just tapped them. Overall, though, nice & free! On félicite pour un travail bien fait.
Very cool but...
Afukuma
A little difficult adding points with the scroll. It would be better if it was just a touch button like 1 koka, 2 kokas, 3 kokas. The osaekomi timer is awesome. Ippon should be easier to manage.great invention... I'm glad someone did!
