Scoreboard - Online Score Keeper & Point Tracker
Count points for two teams or players: big clear numbers, undo, team logos, fullscreen. It remembers your game.
scores, names and logos stay saved on this device
Count points for two teams or players: big clear numbers, undo, team logos, fullscreen. It remembers your game.
scores, names and logos stay saved on this device
Both scores go back to 0. Team names and logos stay.
1 / Q and 2 / W score · R reset · S swap · Z undo · F fullscreen
This free online scoreboard tracks points for two teams or players with numbers big enough to read from across the room. Tap + to add a point and − to take one back, click a team name to rename it, and add a team logo if you like. Reset starts a new game, Swap sides switches ends, and Undo takes back the last change - up to fifty of them. Everything is saved automatically on your device, so you can close the tab between rounds and your game is exactly where you left it.
When the game moves fast, keys beat clicking: press 1 to score for the left team and Q to subtract, 2 and W for the right team. R resets both scores, S swaps sides, Z undoes the last change and F switches to fullscreen. The shortcuts let you keep score without taking your eyes off the play.
Click a team name to type your own - player names for one-on-one matches, team names for tournaments, or whatever your family game night calls itself. Tap the circle above the name to add a team logo or player photo; transparent logos keep their transparency. Names, logos and scores all persist in your browser, which makes the board ideal for recurring matches between the same rivals.
Press the fullscreen button (or F) and the board fills the whole screen - no browser chrome, just the scores. Cast or plug into a TV, beamer or classroom display and you have a gymnasium scoreboard for free. On phones the Back button leaves fullscreen, so you never lose your place. The screen stays on while the board is open, so a phone or tablet propped up at the side never dims between points. Running a projector from a laptop? Open the board in a second window, drag it to the big screen and go fullscreen there - every point you score in the first window shows on both.
Use it for table tennis, badminton, pickleball, cornhole, darts and volleyball; for board games, card games and trivia nights; for classroom competitions, spelling bees and debate clubs; or for video game tournaments. It works just as well as a 2 player score counter for 1v1 matches as it does for full teams - any contest where two sides collect points fits. For sport-specific layouts, the site also has a dedicated basketball scoreboard and a table tennis scoreboard.
This score keeping website runs entirely in your browser: no download, no account, and nothing is sent to a server - scores live only on your device. Once the page has loaded it keeps working without internet, which makes it dependable for outdoor games, gyms and anywhere the connection is shaky.
Press Open scoreboard and tap the + button under a team to add a point, or − to subtract one. On a keyboard, 1 and Q control the left team and 2 and W the right. Reset scores starts a new game and Undo takes back the last change.
Yes. Scores, team names and logos are stored automatically in your browser and restored the next time you open the page - you land straight on your board, mid-game. They stay on your device only; nothing is uploaded.
Yes - click a team name and type over it. Enter or tapping elsewhere saves it. Names are remembered along with the scores, so recurring matchups keep their labels.
Yes. Tap the circle above a team name and pick any image; it is shrunk to a small badge and saved in your browser. Transparent logos keep their transparency, and the × removes a logo again.
Connect the screen as usual, open the scoreboard and press the fullscreen button (or F). The board fills the entire display with just the names and numbers - large enough for a hall or gym to read.
Yes. Open the scoreboard in a second window on the same computer, move that window to the TV or projector and make it fullscreen. Both windows show the same game: a point added in one appears in the other straight away.
Yes. While the board is open it asks the browser to keep the screen awake, so a phone or tablet does not dim or lock between points. A phone in battery-saver mode may refuse; scoring works the same either way.
1 adds and Q subtracts a point for the left team; 2 and W do the same for the right. R resets both scores, S swaps sides, Z is undo and F toggles fullscreen.
Yes. Everything runs in your browser, so once the page is open no connection is needed - scoring, undo, fullscreen and saving all keep working.