A game in the gym
Clock, periods, possession. The board on the gym TV; parents in the bleachers scan to follow.
FREE · NO ACCOUNT · NOTHING TO INSTALL
Keep score on your phone. Show it on any screen.
Basketball, trivia night, the classroom, the pub. Tap to score, put a live board on the TV, and let everyone follow on their own phone.
Start scoring — Two taps to the first point.
What are you running tonight?
Trivia or game night
Two to twelve teams ranked live on the bar TV. Set what a question is worth, undo the argument.
A class or an event
Team points on the projector, a fundraiser tally on the lobby screen, a bracket day with one scorer per court.
LEARN IT IN 30 SECONDS
One phone scores. Every screen follows.
- 1. Score — Tap a team to add a point. Undo, take one back, or type the exact score.
- 2. Board — Plug in, or open getscoreapps.com/board on the TV and type your 6-character code.
- 3. Follow — The board shows a QR. Anyone who scans it has the live score in their pocket.
Every scoreboard, ready now
GetScoreApps runs 24 two-side presets, a multi-team leaderboard, and a darts scorer, each built to say what it automates and what it leaves to you.
- Leaderboard — rank 2 to 12 teams, players or entries; built for trivia, classrooms and fundraisers.
- Darts — 301 and 501, checkouts, bust rollback, double-out, legs.
- Basketball — NBA-style four-quarter clock with 1/2/3-point scoring
- Soccer — Two operator-controlled 45-minute countdown halves; added time is manual; a tie finishes as a draw
- Volleyball — Best of five, rally scoring, deciding set to 15
- Beach volleyball — FIVB best of three; sets to 21, deciding set to 15
- Pickleball — Simplified rally-style best-of-three to 11; service is manual; not side-out scoring
- American football — Four regulation quarters and common scoring; overtime not included
- Ice hockey — Three regulation periods; finishes tied regulation as a draw
- Baseball — Manual totals by full inning; half-innings and early endings stay with the operator
- Softball — Manual totals by full inning; half-innings and early endings stay with the operator
- Table tennis — Games to 11, win by two; service changes are manual
- Squash — World Squash games to 11, win by two
- Badminton — Best of three games to 21, capped at 30
- Handball — Two 30-minute halves; regulation counter, tie-break not included
- Futsal — Two 20-minute stop-time halves; operator controls stops; event tie-break not included
- Water polo — Four 8-minute periods; operator controls stops; event tie-break not included
- Rugby union — Two 40-minute halves with 2/3/5/7-point controls; event tie-break not included
- Netball — Four 15-minute regulation quarters; tie-break not included
- Field hockey — Four 15-minute regulation quarters; shootout not included
- Lacrosse — Four 15-minute quarters with operator-controlled clock; penalties and shot clock stay manual
- Esports — First to three map or game wins; title-specific draws, picks, bans, and lobby rules stay manual
- Pool — First to seven racks; breaks, fouls, handicaps, and game-specific rules stay manual
- Cornhole — Apply cancellation each frame, add the net 1/3-point result, then finish after the final frame
- Classroom / quiz — Open-ended rounds and configurable team points for trivia, class, or game night
THE DEAL
Value for value.
No subscription, no premium tier, no account. You use it, and if it gave you something — a Tuesday night that ran smoother, a gym full of parents who could see the score — you send some of that value back. Whatever it's worth to you. You decide the number.
One small ad on the scoring screen keeps the lights on. Send value back and it sits out the rest of your day. Same scoreboard either way — it's a thank-you, not a paywall.
- Time. Tell your league, your PTA, the bar down the street.
- Talent. Tell us what broke or what your sport does that the preset doesn't.
- Treasure. Chip in whatever it was worth. Card or wallet, one time, from a dollar up.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. No account, no trial, nothing locked. One small ad sits on the scoring screen — never on the TV board or spectator phones. If you send some value back, the ad takes the rest of the day off.
How do I get the score onto a TV?
Two ways. Plug your phone into the TV (HDMI, AirPlay, Cast) and open the Board. Or open getscoreapps.com/board on any TV or laptop and type the 6-character code from your phone. Either way it updates live and goes fullscreen with one tap.
Can people follow on their own phones?
Yes. The Board shows a QR code; anyone who scans it gets the live score on their phone. No app, no signup.
What if I make a mistake?
Undo the last action, take a point back, type an exact score, or reopen a finished period or set. Nothing is final until you say so.
Which sports and games are covered?
24 two-side presets — basketball, soccer, volleyball, pickleball, hockey, baseball and more — plus a 2–12 team leaderboard for trivia, classrooms and fundraisers, a 301/501 darts scorer, and a flexible counter for anything else. Presets follow common formats and say what they leave to you.
Do I need an account or Wi-Fi?
No account. Scores save on your device and survive a refresh. Live links need that device online; if it drops, screens show the last score and say so.
Can two people score at once?
One phone scores; everyone else watches.
Your first game is two taps away.
Pick a scoreboard, name the teams, score. Saves on your device.