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Features

Everything the night needs. Nothing it doesn't.

Six tools, each built for a bar at midnight: big touch targets, readable digits, and rules the app enforces so you don't have to.

  1. Scorecard

    Tactile scoring

    Big steppers log every player's score at every stop. Totals count up as you go, and the live leaderboard ranks by score relative to par through the holes you've finished. A late joiner isn't buried mid-round.

    At the end, the final ranking goes holes-completed first, then fewest strokes. Finish the whole crawl and the live order and the final order agree.

    The scorecard, in depth

  2. Host timer

    Rock-solid digits

    The host starts the hole timer. The digits stay dead still. No decorative motion, no wobble, because in timed games, a tie on sips goes to the lower total time.

    Sips always decide first. Time only ever settles a tie on sips; it never decides a winner on its own.

  3. Player compass

    Bearing to the next bar

    When the host calls next bar, every player gets a live compass on their own phone: real bearing and distance from where they are to the next bar's actual location. The host runs the round; the compass belongs to everyone in it.

  4. Templates

    15 crawls, ready to go

    Pick a template and the night plans itself: the bars, the order, the vibe. All fifteen, exactly as they ship in the app:

    Friday night out · Birthday crawl · Tailgate · Bachelor party · Bachelorette · Date night · Holiday hop · Pub golf classic · Brunch crawl · Dive bar tour · St. Paddy's pub crawl · Halloween haunt · Rooftop hop · New Year's countdown · Speakeasy circuit

    The Planner, in depth

  5. Replays

    Round recaps

    When the night ends, export the scorecard as a PDF. The final standings, hole by hole, ready to settle every debate at the bar tomorrow.

    What you see is what happened: real scores, real ranking, no embellishment.

  6. Game Center

    The social surface

    Leaderboards and achievements through Apple's Game Center. The app also keeps a crew feed on your device for your own group. Nothing is published to a public feed.

    The Crew, in depth