Use the spectator live view
Understand what parents, fans, and athletes see during a live meet, including timelines and score updates.
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A visual map of this workflow
Spectator experience · desktop
The public view follows the same meet state
Public viewers can follow the meet identity, live state, timeline, standings, and any video the host intentionally shares.
Quick steps
- 1Open the public meet link.
- 2Review the active session and current diver.
- 3Use the leaderboard or standings tabs to follow scoring.
- 4Use the shared meet link to return without searching for the event again.
- 5Refresh only if the connection indicator says the live feed is disconnected.
Timeline as the anchor
The public view should communicate start, session blocks, intermissions, current progress, and estimated finish without needing meet-director knowledge.
Public and private links
A public meet link is appropriate for schedules, live progress, standings, and final results. Athlete-specific guardian or media links may expose additional information and should be treated as private even when they do not ask for a password.
Jack summary
The spectator live view should show the active meet timeline, current diver, scores, standings, and what is coming next in a way parents can understand immediately.