About
Afleet is a dedicated sail scoring application for Android tablets and phones, purpose-built to make race scoring fast, accurate, and stress-free for volunteer race officers. Designed for radio-controlled sailing clubs and regatta organizers, Afleet allows a single scorer to complete the scoring for an entire fleet in under one minute per race. The app supports a variety of scoring formats including standard, combined, and average scoring, making it flexible for different racing rules and club preferences. It handles multiple classes in a single event, supports MYA HMS (Model Yacht Association) scoring, and includes export and import functionality for seamless data management across events. With one-tap finish recording and automatic countback calculations, Afleet eliminates the manual paperwork that traditionally delays post-race announcements. Results can be shared digitally before participants even leave the dock. Even the least tech-savvy volunteers can learn the app within minutes, as praised by club members worldwide. With over 500 downloads and strong feedback from sailing communities across Australia and beyond, Afleet is a trusted tool for club administrators who want reliable, professional-quality results without the complexity. It handles changing finishing orders, supports deleting and editing entries, and provides a clean workflow from first finish to final standings.
Key Features
- One-Click Race Scoring: Record finishes and generate complete race results with a single tap, scoring an entire fleet in under one minute.
- Accurate Countback Calculations: Automatically computes countback results to resolve ties according to standard sailing scoring rules.
- Multiple Class & Format Support: Handles multiple fleet classes and supports standard, combined, and average scoring formats for versatile event management.
- MYA HMS & Export/Import: Supports MYA HMS format and includes full export and import functionality for compatibility with wider sailing organization systems.
- Instant Results Sharing: Share final standings digitally before participants leave the dock, ensuring everyone gets results immediately after racing.
Use Cases
- Scoring weekly club racing days for radio-controlled sailing fleets quickly and accurately
- Managing multi-class regatta scoring with automatic countback and instant result publication
- Enabling volunteer race officers with no technical background to produce professional-quality results
- Exporting regatta results in MYA HMS format for submission to sailing associations
- Sharing live race standings digitally with all participants before they leave the venue
Pros
- Extremely Easy to Use: Designed for volunteers of all skill levels — even the least tech-savvy users can learn the app within minutes.
- Very Fast Scoring: Typically scores a single fleet race in under one minute, dramatically reducing post-race delays and keeping sailors happy.
- Comprehensive Format Support: Supports standard, combined, and average scoring plus MYA HMS, covering the needs of most clubs and regattas.
Cons
- Android Only: The app is exclusively available for Android devices; iOS users cannot access it.
- Niche Application: Purpose-built for radio-controlled sailing scoring, so it has very limited applicability outside that specific context.
Frequently Asked Questions
What devices does Afleet work on?
Afleet is available for Android tablets and phones. It is not currently available for iOS devices.
How fast can Afleet score a race?
For a single fleet, Afleet can typically complete scoring in under one minute, allowing results to be ready before participants leave the dock.
Does Afleet support multiple sailing classes?
Yes, Afleet supports multiple classes in the same event and handles various scoring formats including standard, combined, and average scoring.
Can I export results from Afleet?
Yes, Afleet includes export and import functionality and supports MYA HMS format for compatibility with Model Yacht Association systems.
Can I correct a finishing order after it has been entered?
Yes, Afleet includes a feature to change finishing order, allowing race officers to correct mistakes before finalizing and sharing results.
