For Creators & Press
Covering the sport? Everything here is free to use, with no account and no permission needed. Every number links back to the result it came from, so you can check it before you publish it.
Show a scorecard on screen
The presentation view is a full-screen scorecard in large type, built for screen-sharing and screenshots. It carries the CalloutIQ link and a source line in the frame, so a screenshot still says where it came from. The left and right arrow keys move between divisions.
Open a contest and use Open presentation view under any scored division. It appears where we have a transcribed card with at least two scored placings. See the 2026 Olympia Classic Physique card →
Paste a link
Contest, athlete, division and matchup pages each make their own preview image, so a link in a video description or post shows what it’s about. A contest link shows who won each division.
Embed a card
Athlete, contest and division pages, and any head-to-head with a meeting on file, have a Cite, Download or Embed panel with a code snippet to copy. The card renders live, so a contest card embedded before a show turns into the result once results land, and a division card follows the Olympia qualification race and says when it last changed. Keep its link back to CalloutIQ in place.
Download the data
CSV: every athlete’s career and every contest’s results download from that same panel, with each row’s source link included. Division pages download the current qualification standings, with a link to each athlete’s record, and a head-to-head downloads every direct meeting.
JSON API: contests, athletes and qualification standings, with no key or signup, including past seasons’ standings. API documentation →
RSS: the weekly results digest.
Cite it
The same panel gives you a citation to paste, plus BibTeX. The record is live and changes as results land, so include the date you read it.
What you can do with it
The data is published under CC BY 4.0. Use it for anything, including commercially. Three things in return:
- Credit CalloutIQ and link back to the page you took it from.
- Keep the source link on any result you republish. It’s what makes the result checkable.
- Don’t present it as an official result or ranking. Only the IFBB Pro League and the NPC publish those.
The license covers CalloutIQ’s compilation. It doesn’t cover trademarks, or the articles and photographs at the other end of a source link, which belong to whoever holds them. Source & Attribution →
Before you publish a number
How qualification works explains the rules behind the standings. Coverage shows what’s complete and what’s still thin. Corrections lists every fix.
CalloutIQ publishes results, not predictions, so there are no projected placings or “who will win” numbers to quote.
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