Score. Track. Showcase.
Ball-by-ball scoring for cricket, football and badminton — with live streaming, tournaments and a career record for every player. Completely free, and no ads.
Each sport has its own rules engine rather than a shared scoreboard, so the details that usually get fudged are handled correctly.
Limited-overs scoring that handles the awkward parts properly, not just runs and wickets.
A live clock that keeps running, through extra time and into a shootout.
One tap per rally. The app works out who serves next, and from which court.
Built sport-generically, so more sports can be added without rebuilding how matches, teams and tournaments work.
Not a trial, not a free tier. Every feature below is available to everyone from the first tap.
A keypad built for one-handed scoring at the boundary rope. Every delivery, card or rally is an event you can undo.
Broadcast from your phone's camera with the score on screen. Viewers watch in the app, and one person can host and score at once.
Followers see every ball as it happens over a live connection — no refreshing, no polling, no waiting.
Leagues, knockouts or groups into a bracket. Fixtures generate automatically and points tables update as results land.
Batting, bowling and fielding figures, goals and assists, rally stats — kept per sport on one profile.
Every feature, for everyone. No ads, no subscription, no locked screens, nothing to buy inside the app.
Choose the teams or players, the format, and who is playing. Squads, ad-hoc pairs and one-on-ones are all fine.
One tap per ball, per rally, per goal. Go live from the same phone if you want an audience watching along.
Scorecards, charts and career stats are saved automatically, and tournament tables update as results come in.
Real screens from the app, not mock-ups.
Every match you are part of, live ones first
A live match, updating ball by ball
Full scorecard with strike rates and dismissals
Wagon wheel, from shots tagged as you score
All 14 ways a batter can be out
A career record kept per sport
Yes — completely. Every feature is available to everyone, with no ads, no subscription and nothing to buy inside the app.
Cricket, football and badminton today. The app is built sport-generically, so more sports can be added without rebuilding how matches work.
Yes. The host broadcasts from their phone camera and viewers watch inside the app with the live score overlaid. One person can broadcast and score from the same device. Streams are in-app only — there is no YouTube or web playback, and streams are not recorded.
No. You can add guest players by name, so casual teammates appear on scorecards without creating an account. Only the person scoring needs to sign in.
Not yet. Scoring is online-only today so that the score stays authoritative and everyone watching sees the same thing. Offline scoring is planned.
Limited-overs matches, with configurable overs per innings and per bowler, ball type, and how wides and no-balls are scored. Other formats are modelled in the backend but not yet exposed in the app.
Yes — as a league, a knockout, or groups feeding a knockout bracket. Fixtures are generated for you, points tables update as matches finish, and the bracket advances on results.
With Google. It is the only sign-in method at the moment, which keeps setup to a single tap.
Both the Android and iOS apps are in preparation. Join the waitlist and you will hear the day they go live.
Both apps are on the way. Leave your email and we will tell you the moment they go live.
