For a parent who streams.

Your day.

Saturday, nine o'clock, a cold hall. Your child's game is on, and the grandparents want to watch from another country. You have a camera, a laptop and a tripod, and you also want to cheer.

Your problem.

A stream with no score is hard to follow, and you can't keep the score and film at once. You don't want to learn a broadcast desk to show one game. The other families need to be fine with it too, so ask the club first.

How WR Score helps.

• The score on the picture. Press a key, and the score bug on your stream follows.
• Someone else can keep the score. Another parent keeps it from a phone, in the phone's browser, with no app and no account.
• One device for all of it: your camera, your titles and your stream to a service such as YouTube, with Recording if you want a copy.
• A demo to try it on. Look around first needs no account, so you can practise at home.
• Who can see it. A stream is public unless you set it otherwise. Where the service offers unlisted or private, use it, and remember anyone with the link can pass it on.

The three guides you need

• Your first game, on the demo leagueA whole league to try WR Score on, in your own sport, with no account.
• Stream your game from WR ScoreOne device: your camera, your score and your titles, out to a service such as YouTube.
• Keep the score from a phoneHand the score to a phone at the table: it opens in the phone's browser, with no app and no account.