The competition list
After logging in, everyone lands on the same screen: a list of every competition run with CompBuddy — upcoming competitions first, past ones at the bottom. Pull down to refresh.
Each card shows the competition's map image (tap it to see it full screen), name, location, dates, and how many pilots and tasks it has. The card colour tells you where it stands: green for upcoming, amber for running now, grey for finished.
comp_list.jpgBadges
- Running now — the competition is happening today.
- You're a Pilot / You're a Driver / You're an Admin … — your role(s) in that competition.
- Sign up on Airtribune — on upcoming competitions you're not part of yet. Tap it to open the competition's Airtribune page and register there.
- Private — a competition the organiser has hidden from the public list. Only people connected to it can see it.
Opening a competition
What happens when you tap a card depends on whether you're part of that competition:
- You have a role there (pilot or staff) — CompBuddy opens your screens for that role: the pilot home, the driver screen, the meet director's task screen, and so on.
- You don't — you get the read-only public view described below.
To get back to the list from inside a competition, tap the ‹ chevron in front of the competition name in the header.
header_back_chevron.jpgThe public competition view
Anyone logged in can follow a competition, even without taking part — friends, family, pilots looking at next year's events. The public view shows:
- Header — map image, name, location, dates and badges.
- Participating pilots — names, competition numbers and photos. No contact details are ever shown.
- Days — once a competition is running, one card per day that has already started.
- Results — for finished competitions. Coming soon
comp_info.jpgDay cards
Each day card shows the date, the day type (Race Day, Off Day, Cancelled, Stopped, …), the task type and its distance. After the day is over, the card picture becomes a map of that day's task — turnpoint cylinders, the optimised route and where pilots made level calls (see level calls).
- Tap the card to open the day's task.
- Tap Feedback to see how pilots rated the day.
- Day results Coming soon
day_card.jpgThe task
The task screen shows only published tasks, marked Provisional or Final:
- Task type, turn direction and distances (optimised and through centres).
- Window open, race start and start gates, start enter/exit, window close, race end, finish altitude — and the stop time if the task was stopped. All times are shown in the competition's local time.
- The list of waypoints: launch, start (SSS), turnpoints and goal.
- View Task Map — the task on a map with the competition HQ and that day's level and SOS calls.
- Task board photo — a picture of the physical task board, if the meet director took one.
- Task QR — scan it into XCTrack or a Naviter Oudie to load the task without typing a single turnpoint.
public_task.jpgpublic_task_map.jpgtask_qr.jpgPilot feedback
Every task day, pilots answer a few short safety questions. The feedback screen shows the result for the day: the standard satisfaction and safety ratings (on a 1–10 scale), any additional rating questions, and anonymous comments.
Everything is grouped by the pilots' CIVL world ranking — Top 500, 501–1000 and 1000+ / unranked — because how a task felt depends a lot on experience.
feedback_summary.jpgResults & live leaderboard Coming soon
Day results, overall results and a live leaderboard during the task are being built as a separate project. Until then, you may see these entries in the app with sample data — use Airtribune for the official results.