Software for fitness and hybrid race competitions

It all starts with three people who care. Léo, a functional fitness athlete, lives competitions from the inside. Mikkel, a French WorldSkills champion in web development, knows the code down to the last detail. And Sam, creator of the Northwest Individuals, one of Nantes' top-level functional fitness competitions, shaped Throwdown as much as we did. Without his work on design and testing, we would have neither the solution nor the reliability our tools deliver today. Around them, organizers who follow every step and keep bringing us back to the needs of the floor.

Functional fitness has grown fast over the past few years, and hybrid racing followed, carried by a new generation of athletes. We wanted software built for both, from end to end. Simple to pick up, affordable for organizers, and where finding a competition near you is easy. That is the platform we built, with chip timing included.

Today, Throwdown brings together everything an organizer needs in one place. Online registrations and ticketing, heat planning, automatic scoring and ranking, a broadcast screen for the big display, and professional chip timing delivered on Friday evening. On web, iOS and Android.

We have built Throwdown with care over close to two years, reviewing and testing every line, so that everything holds up on the day. Registrations take the spikes, the ranking computes on its own and chip times come through by themselves.

Throwdown does not stop on competition day. We also built Unbrokn, the programming platform for coaches, and Calisthenics Corner, the platform for street workout and calisthenics events. Three platforms, one community.

Throwdown is built in France and open to organizers in 40 countries, in 9 languages and 20 currencies. Our support speaks your language and our prices are shown clearly, with no surprises. Count on 3% + 1.50 € per paid registration, and a quote within 24 business hours for the timing pack. You know what you pay before you even publish your competition.

We build with the people who make competitions happen. The organizers who follow us bring us their requests, and those requests become features. We move at the pace of the floor.

Throwdown is open to organizers based in 40 countries across Europe, North America, Oceania and Asia. The organizer connects their own Stripe account, registrations are collected in one of the 20 supported currencies and paid out straight to that account, without going through us. Registration, rules, heat planning and the ranking exist in nine languages, French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Polish and Danish, and each language serves every country that speaks it. Athletes register from any country, with their nationality and their flag. Chip timing is available on quote in France, Benelux and Germany, and elsewhere depending on transport. At the Liège Throwdown 2026 in Belgium, 285 teams from 8 countries registered on the platform, and 62% of them came from a country other than Belgium.

If you are based in another country, write to us before opening your registrations and we will look with you at how to collect payments. Write to us