Caber Clock

Caber Clock is the games-day scorebook built for the amateur Highland heavy-events athlete — the kilted thrower who competes at ten to twenty games a season across the US, Canada, Scotland, Germany or the Netherlands, and who currently tracks throws on a paper card, or not at all. Pull it up on the field between throws. Today opens straight onto the current games day: every standard event in order — Braemar stone, open stone, heavy and light weight for distance, heavy hammer, light hammer, caber toss, sheaf toss, and weight over bar — each showing the implement weight for your class and three attempt fields. Enter distances in feet-inches or metres, and the app finds your best mark and flags fouls automatically. The caber is scored the way it's actually judged: tap the clock face where the caber came to rest, viewed from behind the thrower, with 12 o'clock a perfect turn. “Did not turn”…