What's new

What started out as a small, plain list has grown into a rather bigger tool along the way. This page is where I keep you posted on the changes that matter.

  1. September 2026

    Disc gallery

    Upload photos of your discs, tag them with a club, a tournament and a year – and collect everyone else's. If you have a rare one sitting in a cupboard, this is where it goes.

    Take a look →
  2. August 2026

    Tournament planner

    Put a list of tournaments together, share one link with your team, and everyone votes yes, maybe or no. No account required, no Doodle.

    Take a look →

  3. Fun tournaments and federation events split apart

    Championships, qualifiers and university championships can now be filtered for on purpose – or hidden, if all you want is fun tournaments.

    Take a look →
  4. June 2026

    Team pickups

    Until now only individual players looked for teams. Teams can look for players too – both sit side by side in the pickup overview.

    Take a look →
  5. May 2026

    DiscSpotter in English

    The whole site is now available in English as well – handy for visitors from abroad and for teams travelling internationally. Switch languages in the top right.

  6. Tournaments from all over Europe

    On top of Wurfpost, DiscSpotter now reads the Eurodisc archive too, so tournaments outside Germany show up in the calendar as well.

    Take a look →
  7. April 2026

    Clubs

    Every DFV club with its teams, divisions and location – plus the tournaments they actually played.

    Take a look →

  8. Search by distance

    Enter a postcode or use your current location, pick a radius, and only see the tournaments that are actually within reach.

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  9. Pickup registrations

    No full team for a tournament? Sign up as a pickup player and let teams that are still short of people get in touch.

    Take a look →

  10. Saved searches and notifications

    Save a set of filters, follow the tournaments you care about, and get one mail a day when something matching turns up.

    Take a look →

  11. Inbox

    Every Wurfpost mail searchable in one place, each one linking straight to the matching tournament in the calendar.

    Take a look →

  12. DiscSpotter goes live

    The first version: tournaments read automatically out of the Wurfpost mails, shown as a list and on a map.

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