WORKRATE
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About & sources

About Workrate

What it is

Workrate is a structured log of pro wrestling: every match, who was in it, how it ended, and which titles changed hands. Every fact carries its provenance. Open a match's sources to see which pages it came from and whether they agree: confirmed when independent sources agree, probable from one source, unconfirmed where they differ.

By default a show's results stay hidden until you reveal them, and shows from the last two weeks stay sealed across the app until you mark them watched. Both are yours to change in Spoiler settings.

Sources

Workrate reads facts from these sources (names, dates, results, reign lengths) and restructures them into the log; it does not reproduce their text. The page a fact came from is linked in that fact's provenance.

Wikipedia

Premium live event results, title lineages from the champion lists, billed heights, weights and hometowns, and the articles that identify people and venues.

Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0

Pro Wrestling Fandom wiki

Episode numbers, whether a show was live or taped, and a second reading of weekly TV results, from the wiki's published database dump.

Licence: CC BY-SA

Wikidata

The real-world facts about people (birth name, dates, nationality, height and weight), and the links between an article and other wrestling databases.

Licence: CC0 1.0

What Workrate doesn't copy

Critics' ratings, such as the Wrestling Observer's and Cagematch's, are linked to, never copied. There are no photos, logos or footage: names and results are facts, and the pictures belong to their owners.

Workrate is independent and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any promotion. Promotion, show, title and wrestler names are used only to say who and what a fact is about.

Type

Barlow Condensed, IBM Plex Sans and IBM Plex Mono, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.