ChainLink is a disc golf finance tracking app built for players who want to understand the real cost of playing the sport they love.

Whether you’re playing casual rounds, weekly leagues, or competitive tournaments, disc golf adds up over time. Entry fees, ace pots, payouts, merchandise, and winnings can quickly become hard to track. ChainLink gives disc golfers a simple way to log those financial details and see the bigger picture.

What ChainLink Does

ChainLink focuses specifically on the financial side of disc golf, not scorecards or shot tracking. The app allows users to:

Log entry fees for tournaments, leagues, and casual rounds

Track cash winnings and payouts

Record additional costs such as ace pots or optional buy-ins

View net results over time to understand overall profitability

Keep financial records tied to a personal account for long-term tracking

All data entered is associated with the user’s account, allowing players to see trends and totals across multiple events and seasons.

Who ChainLink Is For

ChainLink is designed for:

Amateur disc golfers curious about where their money goes

Tournament players who want to track winnings versus expenses

League players looking to understand long-term costs

Anyone who wants clearer financial insight into their disc golf habits

You don’t need to be a professional player or financial expert—ChainLink keeps things simple and practical.

Simple, Focused Design

ChainLink is intentionally lightweight and focused. There are no distractions, ads, or unnecessary features. The goal is clarity: enter your numbers, see your totals, and understand your financial results.

Account-Based Tracking

Users sign in with an email address to ensure their data is saved securely and tied to the correct account. This allows financial records to persist across sessions and devices.

Privacy & Transparency

ChainLink only collects the information necessary to provide its core functionality. Email addresses are used solely for account management and are not used for marketing or shared with third parties.