SCOREBOARDS
Run a live split-flap scoreboard for games, matches, and tournaments on any screen. Scores, clocks, and standings flip the instant they change, giving your gym, league, or watch party the drama of a real departures board applied to the play-by-play.
A sports bar scoreboard that flips three game rows at once — scores like NYK 104, BOS 99, clock states like Q4 2:14, and upcoming matchups — above a promo ticker running $8 wings and $16 pitchers. Bars hang it beside the broadcast screens so guests track every game without waiting for the TV ticker. All four rows are message lists you edit between games.
A bedside split-flap clock board that flips the current time, today's date, and local Los Angeles weather above a rotating morning routine ticker. It hangs on a bedroom or hallway TV as a calmer alternative to a phone alarm dashboard. Fork it, swap in your own city, and edit reminders like "leave by 8:15" to match your mornings.
A race progress board cycling leader bibs 2041, 118, and 742, a mile-20 progress bar at 76% of the course, live Boston weather, and a finish-area ticker covering the chute, mile-22 water, and the med tent. Race expos, cheer stations, and run clubs use it to give spectators a live sense of where the field is between sightings.
A poker tournament clock that flips blind levels — 500/1000 up through 1500/3000 — counts down to the next break, and tracks 24 players remaining beside table announcements like "final table at 10." Card rooms and home-game hosts run it on a side TV so the current level is never in dispute. Blinds, break timing, and the player count all edit in seconds.
An esports match board showing the map rotation — Ascent, Mirage, Summoner's Rift — a 1-1 series counter, a countdown to match start, and a caster ticker for format and break notes. Gaming lounges, team houses, and watch parties run it beside the main screen as a physical-feeling match HUD, every row flipping like a Solari board at 60 FPS.
A pickup basketball scoreboard with big flip counters for home (18) and away (16), a running game clock, and a ticker holding court rules — winner stays, next up red team, first to 21. Gyms, rec centers, and office courts run it on a wall TV so nobody argues the score. Update the numbers from a laptop or phone and the wall display flips over.
A game day board counting down to kickoff with live Philadelphia weather and a rotating fan ticker — doors open 5pm, wear home colors, tailgate lot C. Schools, arenas, bars, and fan caves run it through the week before a big matchup so the countdown builds in the room. Change one target date and the whole board points at your next game.
Scoreboards for game day, from rec league to watch party
The score owns the board. Two team names and two totals in the largest cells you can fit, a clock widget for period or match time, and — only if your sport needs it — a slim row for fouls, sets, or timeouts. Fork a scoreboard template and stretch the score cells until they read from the worst seat in the gym or the back of the bar; a scoreboard people squint at fails at the exact moment the whole room looks up.
Match the update method to the game. For a pro fixture on the bar screen, wire a live data widget to a scores API and goals, points, and the clock flip in under a second — live feeds are a Business-plan feature. For your own league, skip the feed: whoever sits at the scorer's table edits the totals from a phone and each change pushes to the screen instantly. The same fork supports both, so the clubhouse board covers Saturday's own match and Sunday's televised one.
Tournaments are a scenes problem. Build a bracket-and-results scene, a standings scene, and a next-up scene with a kickoff countdown, give each a duration, and the board runs the day between games without an operator; flip to the live scoreboard scene when a match starts. Venues with a screen in the hall and another over the bar run both from one dashboard — the final score lands on every display at once, and the standings scene is already correct for the next crowd.
- 01Live scores for any match
- 02Game and shot clocks
- 03Tournament brackets and standings
- 04Team names and period tracking
- 05Multi-game roundup boards
Can scores update automatically from a feed?
Yes. Connect a JSON scores API and the board flips totals, clocks, and standings live as the data comes in.
Can I update the score manually for a local game?
Absolutely. Edit the numbers by hand and the cells flip on screen, ideal for rec leagues without a data feed.
Where can I display it?
On any TV browser — courtside, in the clubhouse, or at a watch party — with no scoreboard hardware to buy or wire up.
How much does a split-flap scoreboard cost?
Building and previewing is free, so team names and layout can be set before game day. Going live on the gym or clubhouse TV starts at $8/mo for one display, and Business at $79/mo adds the live score feeds and unlimited screens larger venues use.
What can the board show between games?
Add standings, next-fixture, and results scenes alongside the live scoreboard, each with its own duration. Between matches the screen rotates through the table and upcoming kickoffs on its own, then you bring the scoreboard scene forward when play starts — all from the dashboard.
START FROM A TEMPLATE
Pick a board, customize the copy and data, and open it in a supported Chrome or Edge player.