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# Version 2.6.0

> Released June 6, 2026. Trampoline meets, two-factor sign-in, a redesigned projector display, and a faster score export.

This is a big release. Here are the changes you'll notice, and how to put them to work.

## Run trampoline meets

You can now run trampoline programs from setup all the way through results.

* Trampoline, double-mini, and tumbling are all supported.
* Synchro pairs work end to end, from roster to ranking.
* Set levels per apparatus and import them from your CSV.
* Enter scores live across all three scoring tabs.
* Export results to PDF, Excel, and CSV.

If you run artistic and trampoline programs, you set up each meet for its discipline and everything else follows.

## Sign in with two-factor authentication

You can now protect your account with a text-message code at sign-in. Turn it on from your profile, and you'll get a one-time code by SMS each time you log in. This is available in both Gym Art Meets and the Judge's Companion app.

## A redesigned projector display

The projector leaderboard has a cleaner, dark look that reads well from across a gym. Display modules are simpler to set up, so building a leaderboard or a latest-scores screen takes fewer steps.

## A faster, clearer score export

Score export is now one page with a floating export bar that stays in reach as you scroll. You can combine selected groups into a single export, and the PDF tables pack more rows per page so you print fewer sheets.

## Editing that keeps up with you

* A floating save bar now appears across edit screens, so you can save from anywhere on a long form.
* The date pickers are rebuilt. Type a date directly or pick it from a popover calendar.
* Your gymnast filters stay put as you move around the app and even after a restart.

## More control over levels

* Set score-format overrides per level when one level scores differently from the rest.
* Create many levels at once by pasting a list.

## Quicker meet management

* Duplicate an existing meet in one step and adjust what's different.
* Open a meet in the Judge's Companion with one click, with judge passwords already filled in.
* Find sessions and levels faster with a searchable session popover and sidebar search that sorts names naturally.
* Build and rank team pools with the new team calculator.

## A unified Profile and Settings

Profile and Settings are now one consistent, responsive area that works the same on a phone, a tablet, and a desktop.

## Fixes

* Editing several gymnasts at once no longer risks corrupting their data if one save fails.
* Gymnasts without scores are left out of exports by default.
* Neutral deductions stay out of the D score.
* Signing out from the settings page no longer lands on a blank screen.
* Registration checkout and payment handling are more reliable.

Thanks for using Gym Art Meets.


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