How to use the scoreboard
- Tap a team name to rename it.
- Tap +1, +2, or +3 to score, and −1 to fix a mistake.
- Press Start clock to run the game clock. Set its length and direction under Clock and game settings. A buzzer sounds when it reaches zero.
- Press Full screen to show the scoreboard big on a TV or projector.
A scoreboard for any game
Pickup basketball, a PE class tournament, backyard volleyball, or a classroom quiz: the scoreboard shows two big team scores that are easy to read from across the room, with a game clock and period counter in the middle. The last ten seconds count down in tenths, and a buzzer sounds when time runs out.
Setting it up
- On a TV or projector. Connect a laptop, open the scoreboard, and press Full screen.
- On a tablet. Prop it up courtside and tap to score.
- With a scorekeeper. One person runs the clock and scores, so players can focus on the game.
Use Swap sides at halftime, so each team’s score stays on the side they’re playing on.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with a keyboard?
Yes. Press Q and A to add or remove a point for the home team, P and L for the away team, and the space bar to start or stop the clock.
Can the clock count up instead of down?
Yes. Choose Counts up in the settings for a running game clock with no limit.
Will the score survive a refresh?
Yes. Scores, team names, period, and clock time are saved in this browser.
Can I use it for any sport?
Yes. Use +1 for soccer, hockey, and volleyball, +2 and +3 for basketball, and the period counter for quarters, halves, or sets.