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# TrialMonster - the system

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TrialMonster aims to present a comprehensive entry, scoring and results management system for observed motorcycle trials. Currently, it is made up of:

* ScoreMonster - an Android app for recording and uploading scores with modes for traditional observers, group and individual scoring 
* TrialMonster - a web application which stores, processes and displays results

The system has been extensively trialled over the past eight years and can be found [here](https://trialmonster.uk/) 

### I like what I've seen - can my club use it?

The Observer app is available for Android phones and can be downloaded from the Google PlayStore - click [here](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.trialmonster.observer). Although a club login is necessary to use the full scoring and results system, an unregistered user can use the scoring features of the app and transfer a copy of the scores as a file of by email.

Full use of the app requires a club registration which includes access to the app, entry, scoring and results management system. There is a small, per entry, fee for this which covers the Stripe payment fees and the costs of providing and maintaining the system. 

If you have any enquiries or wish to register your club to use this software, please click [here](mailto:monster@trialmonster.uk?subject=Enquiry%20from%20web) 


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