The badminton scoreboard that follows every court in the hall.

Six courts, six flip scoreboards, one tired referee.

Badminton fills a sports hall court by court, each with its own flip scoreboard on a stool by the post. Nobody on the balcony can read them. The referee's desk waits for players to walk over with a score written on a slip. By the evening's last round, half the slips are missing and the draw is running an hour late.

How badminton is scored in WR Score.

A match is up to three games. A game ends at 21 points with two clear, and the first to win two games takes the match. There is no clock to run.

On the Scoreboard each side has a key to add a point or take one back, and a Game key moves to the next game or steps back one. The board shows the points in the game being played, which game it is, the games won by each side and who is serving, with the points of every game kept.

After the match, print the scoresheet and the result sheet, or a blank scoresheet for a court that keeps score on paper.

On every screen in the hall.

Hall screens put the score on the hall TV, a screen in the entrance or an LED wall at the end of the courts, in your club's colours. It takes the shape of whatever screen it is on. Between games and at intervals it shows your sponsors, with every airing logged. If the reading pauses, the last score stays up, marked held. The board is never blank.

On the stream.

A badminton scorebug with the points, the games and the serve. Player cards before the first serve, game cards and statistics, ready for OBS, vMix and CasparCG. Or stream from WR Score itself, camera to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or any platform over RTMP or SRT.

Junior badminton is where Radio fits. Go on air with commentary alone, or with the live scoreboard as the picture, so families can follow without a camera on the children.

Run the club night and the county league.

Keep your clubs, teams, players and officials in one place. Build a league for your teams, with a table worked out from the final scores using badminton's own points and tie-breaks. For an open, split the entries into groups and finish with a knockout; the bracket moves each winner on by itself. The day by court shows every match on every court and marks a court booked twice.

Each umpire joins the scorekeeper pad by QR code, with nothing to install, and every press is in the game's record. Posts turns each result or table into a picture in your competition's look, saved for you to share.