Scoring and TV scoreboard
Score on a phone. The whole hall sees it on the TV.
One person scores the bout with big red and blue buttons. The scoreboard beside the mat follows a few seconds later, on any TV, laptop or tablet with a web browser.
Scoring that stays out of the scorer's way
The scorer starts the period, taps the points as they happen and ends the bout. Wrestling is scored under the UWW freestyle rules, so technical superiority, falls and tie-breaks are worked out for you.
- The bout clock and periods, with the clock paused and started from the same screen
- Points of 1, 2, 4 and 5 for the red or blue wrestler
- Passivity and cautions, each given to the wrestler it counts against
- End the bout for a fall, injury, forfeit or disqualification as well as on points
- Undo for a wrong tap, and an ended bout can be reopened and corrected before it is recorded
A scoreboard for the whole hall
Names, clubs and points are big enough to read from the back of the hall, and the clock sits at the top in the middle on its own black band.
- Opens from one link, so no app, cable or special hardware is needed on the TV
- Each club's logo beside its wrestler, when the club has one
- Points, cautions and the clock, counting down on its own and stopping when the scorer pauses it
- When a bout ends, the result stays up for a few minutes, then the next bout is shown
Results the crowd can follow
The result appears with the standard result codes, so spectators who know the sport see what they expect. Put the key on a sheet beside the TV if you like.
No signal? Keep scoring.
Sports halls are famous for poor reception. If the scorer's phone loses its connection, scoring carries on and nothing is lost. The phone keeps the score and sends it as soon as it is back online. The TV holds still until then.
Still to come
Coming
- Stream overlay for livestreams
- Scoreboards for other sports
See it at your own event
We are running pilots now and launch in Q4 2026. Interested in running a free pilot? Get in touch.
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