A single national event can exceed 1,500 performances. When a producer supplies the running order, narrow it to the relevant teams and keep checking for changes.
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The running order arrives as one long document covering every gym at the event. Somebody crops the part with your teams on it, sends it to the group chat, and that image becomes the plan for the weekend.
Then a session shifts, or a division moves to another stage, and the crop is wrong while twelve families are still working from it.
The schedule is not hard to read. It is just not about you.
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Narrow the full order by team, gym, level, division or day until what is left is the part of the weekend you are actually there for, then save that view to your account.

Filtering and saving cost nothing. Reminders come with the Elite plan.
| What it does | Plan | See it liveSee it live |
|---|---|---|
| Filter it down to your teamsNarrow the full order by team, gym, level, division or day until what is left is the part of the weekend you are actually there for. | Free | Browse schedules |
| Save it as your daySave the filtered view to your account and open your schedule at the event instead of rebuilding the filter in a parking lot. | Free | Walk through a day |
| Times in the timezone you are inShow the running order in your device timezone, in the event's local time, or in one you pick, so a flight across two zones does not cost you a warm up. | Free | Browse schedules |
| Available saved schedules in one listSave schedules that producers have supplied and keep them together on your account for the season. | Free | Walk through a day |
| A reminder before the routineTurn reminders on for a saved schedule and a notification reaches you ahead of each performance on it. | Elite | No public example |
Schedules are released by the event producer, and FullOut loads them as they arrive. Not every event has one posted ahead of the weekend, and the ones that do can still move on the day.
The parent working out when to leave the hotel. The athlete who wants to know which stage and how long after warm ups. The coach running four teams across two days who needs the whole program on one screen rather than four crops of the same document.
Filtering and saving cost nothing. Reminders come with the Elite plan at $4.99 a month. And when a producer has not released the running order yet, the page says so rather than showing you a stale one.
Without a connected path
Without profile and team connections, history remains split across separate surfaces.
With FullOut
Use a connected profile and follow relevant teams.
When an event producer has supplied a schedule, saving it is free. The Elite plan adds available routine reminders; producer changes can still move the running order.