Games

Scoreboard

Track scores for games and matches live.

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General
Sport
What is this?

This universal scoreboard shows scores as large LED digits for many sports — soccer, basketball, badminton, table tennis and volleyball. Pick a sport below the board and the score increments, timer, sets and caution/foul modules adjust automatically to that sport.

How to use it

Choose a sport below the board and edit the team names. Tap the score number to add 1; the button below subtracts −1 (basketball shows +1 / +2 / +3 / −1). The color button next to each name sets that team's color. Tap the timer display to start/pause; the side controls handle reset, count up/down and the countdown time. General mode supports 2–5 teams or a custom count (up to 12) for multi-way matches.

Deuce rule

Badminton, table tennis and volleyball require a 2-point lead to be marked as the winner. When the score ties at the target, a Deuce badge appears. Badminton targets 21 with a cap of 30 (at 29-29, first to 30 wins); table tennis is 11 and volleyball is 25, both without a cap.

Storage & privacy

Sport, team count, names, scores, sets, fouls and team colors are saved automatically to your browser's local storage, so they persist across reloads and visits. Everything stays on this device — nothing is sent to a server.

Which sports are supported?
General, soccer, basketball, badminton, table tennis and volleyball. Choosing a sport switches the score increments (basketball 1/2/3, others 1), timer, set/quarter and caution/foul modules automatically.
Are scores and team names saved?
Yes. Team names, scores, sets, fouls and colors are saved automatically to your browser's local storage, persist across reloads, and are never sent anywhere.
Is the timer accurate?
Yes. The timer is computed from the real clock (Date.now), so it never drifts regardless of the screen refresh rate. It supports start, pause, reset and count up/down.
Can I reset everything?
Yes. Press Reset all to set scores, sets, fouls and the timer back to zero. The selected sport and team colors are kept.