Simple Scoreboard
Two scores and nothing else. Turn on a clock when you need one.
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.
One timer, two scores.
Every setting is plain, so you can start right away and change only what you need.
| Setup | Timer | Score buttons | Sides |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 10 min | +1, +2, +3 | 2 |
Need longer or shorter? Settings lets you pick any length.
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 for any game.
No rules to learn. Name two sides and press Start.
Name the two sides
Tap Home or Away on the board and type anything, from class names to family teams.
Start the timer
Tap Timer, then Start or the space bar. Your 10 minutes run down.
Add points
Tap +1, +2 or +3, or tap the big score to add 1.
Start over
Press New game whenever you want a clean board.
Built to stay simple.
Some of these start switched off. Turn on what you need in Settings.
- Two big scores
- Easy to read across a room, a gym or a classroom.
- Three point buttons
- You get +1, +2 and +3 on each side, with −1 to take one back.
- One timer
- A 10-minute countdown with a buzzer at zero. Settings has the minutes if you want more.
- Game log
- Every point is listed under the board. Tap one to return to that moment.
Questions.
Is this simple scoreboard free?
Yes. It is made to be opened and used straight away, at no cost and with no account. Your score is stored on your device.
Which games can I use it for?
Any game with two sides that scores in points, from a classroom quiz to backyard games. It has no sport rules built in, only your own counting.
Can I use it without the timer?
Yes. The timer is off until you tap Timer, so you can just tap the scores.
How do I show it on a classroom projector?
Connect the projector as a second display and press Second screen. Drag the new window onto the projector and click it to fill the screen. The room sees the scores while you keep the buttons.