Write and program workouts
Coaches define movements, scaling, and scoring once. They can use the workout in programming or competition without entering those rules again.
Run better
comps.
Bring registration, scheduling, judging, scoring, and results together for everyone involved in your event.
Explore what we doYOUR COMP.
01Registration
02Schedule & heats
03Judging & scores
04Results
Keep your people, event details, and scores connected from the first registration to the final leaderboard.
What WODsmith does
Coaches write workouts. Organizers run events. Athletes keep their results.
Run competitions
Organizers manage registration, schedules, judging, scores, and leaderboards. Athletes and spectators see the event information relevant to them.
Keep a record of results
Athletes can review their results and performance history. Each result stays linked to its workout and competition.
What makes WODsmith different
WODsmith keeps workout rules, event schedules, and scores in agreement across the people who use them.
Scoring rules stay with the workout
A workout keeps its movements, scaling, scoring rules, and author when coaches use it for training or competition.
One event record
WODsmith keeps registration, schedules, and scores in one event record. Each person sees the details they need for their role.
Each role gets its own view
Organizers manage the event. Judges enter scores. Athletes see workouts, schedules, and results.
Start with event operations
Organizers can use Crew to coordinate event work before moving registration to WODsmith.
People stay accountable
AI can draft or organize information. Authorized people approve publication, scheduling, and scoring changes.
Who uses WODsmith
Each person sees the workout and event details they need.
- Competition organizersManage registration, schedules, judging, and scores.
- Judges and volunteersSee assignments and complete event day tasks.
- AthletesWorkouts, competition results, and a record of past performances.
- SpectatorsSee event schedules and leaderboards.
- Coaches and gymsWrite workouts and program training for athletes.
Meet the founders
We're Ian and Zac Jones.
We've each been doing CrossFit for 13 years.
We founded WODsmith in Boise, Idaho, in 2025.
We founded WODsmith to solve problems we saw in existing competition software. We want workouts, schedules, judging, and results to work better together for everyone at a comp.
How to get started
From your first conversation with us to competition day.
- 01
Create an organizer account
Sign up to start setting up your competition.
Sign up as an organizer - 02
Book an intro call
Tell us about your event and what you need.
Choose a time - 03
Run your comp
Manage registration, schedules, judging, scoring, and results in WODsmith.
Key facts
The company, the platform, and competition pricing.
- Company name
- WODsmith
- Type
- Functional fitness software platform
- Founded
- 2025
- Founders
- Ian Jones and Zac Jones
- Founded in
- Boise, Idaho
- Website
- wodsmith.com
- Core offering
- Workout programming, competition operations, scoring, and performance history
- Who it serves
- Competition organizers, judges, volunteers, athletes, spectators, coaches, and gyms
- Pricing
- 4% + $2 per registration
- Services
- Workout programming and competition operations
- Contact
- team@wodsmith.com
Frequently asked questions
What is WODsmith?
WODsmith is software for workout programming and functional fitness competitions. It connects workout definitions, event operations, scoring, and results.
Who is WODsmith for?
Competition organizers, judges, volunteers, athletes, spectators, coaches, and gyms use WODsmith. Each role has its own view of the workout or event.
Can I use WODsmith for a competition?
Yes. Organizers can manage registration, schedules, judging, scoring, and public results. Browse a public competition to see what athletes see.
How do I get started or ask a question?
To host a competition, sign up as an organizer and then book an intro call. For other questions, email team@wodsmith.com.
See a competition on WODsmith.
Browse public competitions or email us about your event.