Judo Scoreboard
White and blue with ippon, waza-ari and shido, and the match clock in the middle.
Game log.
Every change is listed. Tap one to go back to it. With the timer on, you can correct the clock to the second here too.
History
Every point lands here. Tap any moment to go back to it.
Senior and youth contests.
Choose a level at the top and the match clock changes, while the scoring stays the same.
| Level | Match time | Waza-ari | Ippon | Level at time | Shido |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senior | 4 min | Two win | Wins | Golden score | Third one loses |
| Youth | 3 min | Two win | Wins | Golden score | Third one loses |
Younger age groups often fight for different times, so set your own minutes in Settings.
Make it yours.
Pick a sport to open its scoreboard, then choose the colors and the numbers.
Sport
Opens that scoreboardTheme
Auto follows light and dark modeNumbers
On the board
Ready at hajime.
White and blue are on the board, and the clock is set.
Name the judoka
Tap White or Blue on the board and type each name.
Start at hajime
Start or the space bar runs the clock. Press it again at matte to stop it.
Award the score
Tap Waza-ari or Ippon for that judoka. One ippon or two waza-ari ends the contest.
Count shido
Add each shido under the judoka. The third one loses the contest.
Built for judo.
Some of these start switched off. Turn on what you need in Settings.
- Waza-ari and ippon
- A named button for each, and a big column for each on the board.
- Two waza-ari win
- A second waza-ari ends the contest on the board, the same as an ippon.
- Shido count
- Penalties are counted for each judoka, and the third one loses the contest.
- Golden score
- A level contest goes to golden score: the clock counts up and the next score wins.
- Osaekomi timer
- Turn on the hold timer in Settings. It signals 10 seconds for waza-ari and 20 for ippon.
- Yuko when you use it
- Turn on Yuko in Settings for a third column. Yuko never add up to a waza-ari.
- White and blue
- The two sides open in white and blue, the colors of the judogi.
Questions.
Is this judo scoreboard free?
Yes. Dojos and clubs can use it for free without an account. The contest is saved on the device you run it from.
How does the board decide the winner?
One ippon or two waza-ari win at once. When time is up, more waza-ari wins, then more yuko if they are on. A level contest goes to golden score, where the first score wins.
What happens at three shido?
A third shido loses the contest, so the board marks the other judoka as the winner. Undo takes it back if it was a slip.
How do I show the contest on a screen beside the tatami?
Connect the screen as a second display, press Second screen and drag that window to it, then click to go fullscreen. Competitors and parents see scores and time, and the table keeps the buttons.