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Your hall has no scoreboard, or an old one.

Keep the score on a phone or a laptop, and show it on any screen in the hall — for 50 sports.

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Every game needs a scoreboard. Not every hall has one.

Many halls have no electronic scoreboard.
Some have a flip chart.
Some have an old board that works on a good day.

So a parent or a volunteer keeps the score on paper, calls it out, and hopes nobody asks what the fouls are.

WR Score turns a phone and any screen into a proper scoreboard.

Less time keeping score. A better game for everyone.

Youth games run on volunteers. Their time is the scarcest thing a club has.

WR Score makes the score easy to keep: one person, one phone, nothing to set up twice. And it gives the game what only big arenas used to have — a real clock on the wall, a proper scoreboard on the screen, a scoresheet at the end.

Camera on tripod filming hockey players gathered on the ice A real clock on the wall A proper scoreboard on the screen A scoresheet at the end

The kids play a real game night.

The families see it.

And the club has something to show its sponsors.

How it works.

  1. WR Score, choosing the sport: Pick your game, with the sports in groups

    Pick your sport

    WR Score knows its clock, its periods and its rules.

  2. WR Score on a phone keeping the score: Foxes 74, Owls 41, period 3, 1:22

    Keep the score

    On the laptop, or on a phone that joins with a QR code.

  3. Well Run production still

    Show it

    On the hall TV or the LED board, and on your stream if you have one.

The Scoreboard tab in WR Score: Foxes 74, Owls 41, the clock at 01:22

The board is the control.

Everything you press is on the board itself. During the game you look at one thing.

  • The clock is one key. Press the time to start it, press it again to stop it.
  • The shot clock has its two resets, labelled by their own numbers — 24 and 14 in basketball.
  • Scoring keys sit under the score they change, with a minus for points called back.
  • Period, fouls and timeouts step up and down, as your sport's board has them.
  • Sets, where your sport plays them. A volleyball set ends at 25 with two clear, the fifth at 15, and the sets won follow the points by themselves.
  • Undo walks back through the game, one real change at a time.

A press the board cannot show — a score below zero, a sixth timeout on a five-lamp board — does nothing.

A scorekeeper pad on any phone.

  • Join in seconds. Scan the QR code and the pad opens, sized to fit any phone. Nothing to install.
  • One phone, for as long as you choose. Each invite opens one phone, for 2 hours, 8 hours or 2 days.
  • In the hall or from outside it. The pad works on the hall's network, or from anywhere through the venue's secure link.
  • You always know who changed the score. Every press is in the game's record.
WR Score on a phone: the Scoreboard tab with the clock, the score, fouls and timeouts

Hall screens: your scoreboard on any screen.

Hall screens show the live score on any screen in the hall — a TV on the wall, the arena's LED board, a ribbon along the balcony, a screen stood on its end. It takes the screen's own shape and reads from the back of the hall.

The score on a TV: Foxes 74, Owls 41, third period
Basketball court lit in blue with players in a three-point shootout, large scoreboard and jumbotron visible overhead, packed crowd
A basketball broadcast to national TV, a production still
The score on a second screen, in another look

Your club's look, the same score, at the same moment. In timeouts and breaks it shows your sponsors.

A hall with no scoreboard has one tonight.

See Hall screens

The rules of your sport, built in.

50 sports, each with its own clock, periods or sets, how a game ends, and its own keys on the board.

The camera reads basketball boards today. For the other 49 sports, WR Score keeps the score by hand, and OCR — a camera reads the scoreboard your hall already has — comes sport by sport as we record each sport's boards.

For basketball, choose the FIBA, NBA, NCAA or high school preset, and the period length and shot clock are set for you. Set it once for the season.

See all 50 sports

The sheets, printed from the match.

Every point, foul and timeout is in the game's record. After the game, print the team sheet, the scoresheet and the result sheet on A4 with your league's logo, or save them as PDF. For a table that keeps score on paper, print a blank scoresheet.

A box nobody filled prints empty, never as a zero.

Team sheet
Scoresheet
Result sheet
A basketball broadcast to national TV, a production still

Works when the internet does not.

The scoreboard runs on your Mac, and the hall screens on your hall's own network do not need the internet; a screen you open through score.well.run does. If a payment fails, your plan keeps working for 7 days while you fix it, and an update never installs during a game.

Plans that follow your season.

Plans follow your season — pay for the months you have games, not for the summer. Club costs €30 / $30 a month, without VAT.

Who it is for.

Youth leagues and clubs

A real scoreboard for every game, kept by a volunteer on a phone.

Schools

The gym TV becomes the scoreboard.

Venues

One scoreboard on every screen in the building, in your own look.

Questions.

No. A phone and any screen are enough. WR Score is the scoreboard.

Every game deserves a real scoreboard.