Scoring at speed. A DB asks only for the value and the body group; a DA is the value on its own. Three taps a Difficulty, eyes back on the floor.

Records what the Code records. A DB asks which element: choose 0.30 and Jump and it lists the jump/leap Difficulties that have a 0.30 box, and you tap the one performed, so the sheet carries the Code’s own element number. A DA asks for the base, then offers only the criteria that base allows, and the two-base combination when the value is 0.40.

In expert mode a Risk is built rather than typed: the number of complete rotations, change of axis or level, a series, then the criteria of the throw and of the catch, each with the Code’s own symbol. The value adds itself up as you tick.

When the exercise is over, every sheet prints to A4 or saves as a PDF: the Difficulties entered, the faults taken, and where each deduction came from.