What we're building next
The first release is deliberately small: the trip, the scoring, the money and the chat, done properly. Here is what has landed since, what comes next, and how far along each one honestly is.
No dates on this page on purpose. Anything not marked Shipped is either being built or planned, and nothing here is a promise about a month.
Shipped
Apple Watch
Scoring without taking your phone out of the bag. Enter the hole, see the match, keep walking.
It was held back from the first release to keep that release small and reviewable. It shipped in the following version and is on the App Store now — yardages measured from the watch's own GPS, score entry, the group's leaderboard, and a haptic when the match turns. See what it does.
In development
Android
The most-asked-for thing before a single person has used the app, which tells you something. Half a golf group on Android is the normal case, and “everyone needs an iPhone” is not a trip plan.
The scoring engine is built against shared cross-platform test vectors, so when Android lands the two apps agree to the stroke rather than quietly disagreeing about a handicap allocation halfway through a match. On Android? Leave your email at the bottom of this page — that list is who gets mailed first.
Planned
A leaderboard for the big screen
The standings work on a phone, but the place everyone actually wants to look at them is the television in the house at the end of the day. A layout built for the iPad — and the screen you'd prop it next to — rather than a phone screen stretched to fill one.
Deeper stats
Putts and greens in regulation already go in hole by hole. The next step is what they add up to across a trip and across years, so the group's running argument has numbers attached to it.
Already in the app
A roadmap read cold looks like a list of things the app can't do, so for the avoidance of doubt: all of this is in the app that's on the App Store today.
Trip Planning
Dates, courses, rounds, roster and a six-character join code.
Live Scoring & Side Games
Match play, skins, scramble, best ball, closest to the pin, team points.
Expenses & Settle Up
Split any cost, settle the trip in the fewest transfers.
Clubhouse
Group chat, photos and live match alerts, attached to the trip.
AI Planner & Recaps
A real itinerary from a description, and commentary on the actual card.
GPS and offline
Front, center and back yardages, and scoring that survives a dead zone.
Roadmap questions
When is the Android version coming?
It's in development and there's no date on it yet. The scoring engine is already built against shared cross-platform test vectors so both apps agree to the stroke when it lands. Leave your email at the bottom of this page and you'll be on the list that gets mailed first.
Is there an Apple Watch app?
Yes — it shipped and it's on the App Store now. It was held back from the very first release to keep that one small, then followed straight after. You get yardages measured from the watch's own GPS, score entry, the group's leaderboard, and a tap on the wrist when the match turns, all without taking your phone out of the bag.
Does the app work on iPad today?
It runs on iPad, but the layout is the iPhone one. A leaderboard designed for a big screen — the thing you'd prop up in the house at the end of the day — is planned rather than built.
Will any of this cost money later?
The app is free, with no subscription and no per-trip charge, and nothing on this page is planned as a paid tier.
Can I ask for something that isn't here?
Please do. The support page has the address, and a small app before launch is the easiest it will ever be to change something.
Hear about it when it ships
Free on iPhone. Bring the whole group — one code and they're in.
Download on the App StoreOn Android? We'll email you when your build is ready. One email, nothing else, ever.
