Live scoring
A scoreboard that knows the rules of the sport
Most scoring apps are two buttons and a number. Ours knows what a wide is, what a second yellow means, and who is on strike after a bye off the last ball of the over.
Cricket
- Ball by ball. Every delivery recorded, with the over log kept for the whole innings.
- Extras handled properly. Wides, no-balls, byes and leg byes, counted the way the laws count them.
- ICC-standard stats. Batting and bowling averages, strike rate, economy and the rest, written to each player's profile.
- Undo anything. A snapshot is kept after every ball, so a mis-tap is one tap back rather than a lost innings.
- A real scorecard. Both innings, the fall of wickets, the bowling figures and the ball-by-ball history — printable or saved as a PDF.
Football
- A match clock, not a stopwatch. Halves, added time, extra time and the restart handled for you.
- Cards under the Laws of the Game. A second yellow becomes a red, and the app says so rather than leaving it to the scorer to remember.
- Formations and line-ups. 4-4-2, 4-3-3, 4-3-2-1 and the small-sided shapes, with each player placed on the pitch.
- Own goals, penalties and shootouts. Scored to the right side, with the shootout tracked kick by kick.
- Team stats. Shots, corners, fouls and possession.
Rally sports
Badminton, volleyball, table tennis, pickleball and squash share one rally engine, configured to each sport's own rules — service rotation, side-out or rally scoring, set lengths and the two-point margin — so the scoreboard follows the game rather than the other way round.