Your scoreboard, ready for the event

Name your teams, choose how to score, and open your board. Start as a guest, then share its spectator link.

Enter 2–100 unique team or player names.

Two teams open a head-to-head scoreboard. Add more teams to create a leaderboard.

Use the Share button on your board for a spectator link. It works on a phone, TV or projector without scoring controls.

One free guest board. Sign in to access your saved boards across devices.

Keep separate round scores in an online score sheet

Choose Several activities with overall standings, then name your rounds or activities. Enter each team’s points for each activity; the board adds them into an overall total. You can add, rename or reorder activities after creation. The spectator link shows each activity’s score alongside the total.

Three rounds, one total

For a fictional three-round game, Foxes score 6, 7 and 6 points: 6 + 7 + 6 = 19. Owls score 7, 5 and 6: 7 + 5 + 6 = 18. Enter the points earned in each round, rather than the running total. If Foxes’ second round should be 5, correct that activity’s score; their overall total becomes 17.

Use One scoreboard / running totals when you only need the current score. Use activities when you need to keep the round breakdown. These are summed points, with no averages or weighted judging. Share the spectator link for viewing on another device; saving scores and receiving live updates require an internet connection.