Sports scoring that drives your broadcast graphics.
One person. One browser source.

One subscription covers all four apps — Hoops, Gridiron, Diamond, and Volleyball. Subscribe inside any one of them and the other three unlock with the same login. There's no separate plan per sport.

Scoring is free in every app, with no card and no time limit — the box score, play-by-play, and your rosters are yours. In Diamond, Hoops, and Gridiron a free account keeps 2 saved rosters and the last 7 days of games. The subscription turns on the broadcast graphics, the fan page, exports, season stats, the AI roster scan, and the postgame package.

Yes. Try everything free for 14 days — every sport, full broadcast graphics, no credit card. One trial per account. When it ends your games, rosters, and stats stay, and you can keep scoring free; graphics, the fan link, and exports pause until you subscribe.

Yes. All four apps output broadcast overlays as browser sources — the format OBS Studio, vMix, and NewBlue Captivate all support. Add one URL as a 1920×1080 browser source and every graphic rides on it, in sync with your scoring. Each app also offers one-graphic-per-source URLs if you compose your own scenes, and a JSON data feed for vMix titles.

A standard mobile connection is enough, and a dropout won't cost you the game. Gridiron and Diamond save every play on your device first and upload when the connection returns; Hoops and Volleyball keep a local copy and sync when you're back online. Your overlay in OBS is served from our servers, so the graphics on the stream catch up when your scoring device reconnects.

In Gridiron and Hoops, yes. Gridiron reads the game clock from a ScoreBird cloud feed, a ScoreTrace box, or a camera pointed at the scoreboard, and follows the board's quarter changes; a crew member can also mirror the clock from a phone. Hoops takes the ScoreBird feed or a phone clock page. Diamond and Volleyball have no game clock.

Yes. One device scores; the rest of the crew works from phone links that need no login. Diamond, Hoops, and Gridiron have a Remote Director page that fires and clears graphics. Hoops and Gridiron add an announcer page with live stats and a clock page. Hoops also has a companion phone for rebounds and timeouts. Volleyball is a one-device app today. One subscription covers everyone on the production.

Your games, rosters, and stats stay in your account, and you can keep scoring free. Graphics, the fan link, and exports pause, so export the box scores you want while you're subscribed. Resubscribe later and everything is where you left it.

When a Hoops or Gridiron game is final, the app drafts three headlines, a recap in a sportswriter's house style, social lines, a player of the game, and a by-the-numbers list from the box score and any notes you add — records, rankings, a quote. A "Pick the story" step lets you choose the angle. A fact checker on your device compares every number and name in the draft against the box score and flags anything that disagrees. The writing comes from Claude (Anthropic) and can make mistakes, so check every name and number before you post. Nothing is posted for you; it's a draft you edit. Each recap uses 2 of your 30 monthly AI credits.

High school is the core use case — the apps are built around the realities of small-team production: one or two people covering a game, spotty venue Wi-Fi, no dedicated graphics crew. That said, the apps work equally well for youth leagues, junior college, or any small-broadcast setup where one person is doing everything.