PinPoint turns a tablet by the scale into a live board of your entire team — who's on weight, who's drifting, who hasn't stepped on. No spreadsheets. No clipboard. No guessing on Friday.
Every wrestler, one row: today's weight against the line you set, the trend, and how fresh the number is. Green holds the line. Amber is close. Red needs a conversation today — not Thursday. Stale data goes grey and the board never pretends to know what it doesn't.
Set one number for the room — how close to class everyone stays on weigh-in days. A ceiling, not a target. Athletes see a status, never a number to cut to.
Point the board at your next dual and it projects every wrestler to that morning — on track, tight, or off pace — computed from real weigh-ins, never invented.
Certified weight is a floor, NFHS descent limits are the rail. Cutting faster than 1.5% a week gets flagged to you — the app never coaches a cut.
However your AD sent it — email, spreadsheet, a text — drop it in as-is. PinPoint reads the dates, pulls the times out of the names, and shows you every event spelled out before anything saves. Twenty duals in one gesture.
Wrestlers tap their name, step on, type the number. The board across the room updates before they've got their shoes back on. The screen shows weight and movement — nothing else — and it locks so nobody wanders out of it.
WEIGHT + MOVEMENT ONLY · NO BODY TALK · EVER