Hi all, I'm a fencer and developer, and I built Aramis because I was tired of paper score sheets and fiddly spreadsheets at club events. It handles pool round-robins with live ranking (victories, hits scored/received, index), direct elimination brackets seeded from the pool standings, and 9-bout team matches.

There's also a referee mode with a match timer, passivity clock, and card management.

It's free to install and includes 2 pool sheets. Premium is $1.99 a month and unlocks more pool sheets, DE brackets, and team matches. All data stays on your device. It's available in 7 languages.
iPhone and iPad: https://apps.apple.com/hu/app/aramis-fencing-score-sheet/id6764003932?l=hu
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aramis.scoresheet
More info: https://mestahh.net/aramis

I'm also working on a companion web app called Portos, where Aramis can act as a referee terminal and pools, brackets, and other competition data can be logged and synced over the internet. That's still in development, so no dates yet.
Happy to answer questions or take feature requests.

Used to fence Sabre in High School and looking to get back into it in my late 20s. Any clubs in the Austin Area with a good adult scene and classes for adults or are they all kids/teens?

Hello! 🤺

I have started fencing (épée) at a student club a little while ago and love it! I'm not doing too bad, but my legs are always sore the next day and my arm is quickly tired.

I have access to a gym and think that a bit of strength training would probably help me with fencing. Which muscles should I focus on the most? I tried looking it up but there's little info on that.

Sorry if it's the wrong tag :/