Free Scoreboard

A universal two-team scoreboard with a game clock.

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What is the Scoreboard?

Whenever two sides are competing — a driveway basketball game, a family board-game night, a five-a-side match — someone has to keep score, and 'wait, what's the score?' is the argument nobody wants. This scoreboard settles it: two big tap-to-score panels, a game clock, and names you can set, all on the screen everyone can see.

It saves the game on your device, so a stray refresh won't wipe the score.

Last updated: Aug 27, 2026

What does this tool do?

It shows two large team panels. Tap a team's number to add points — one, two or three at a time, whichever you set — and use the minus buttons to fix a misclick. A built-in stopwatch times the game, and you can rename each team. The whole state is remembered in your browser between visits.

It's deliberately sport-agnostic, so the same board works for anything with two sides and a score.

Key features

Two-team scoring

Big, tappable score panels.

Points per tap

Add 1, 2 or 3 to match the sport.

Game clock

Start and pause a built-in stopwatch.

Custom names

Label each side.

Saved

Scores and settings persist on your device.

Example

Input

A half-court basketball game to 21.

Processing

Set points-per-tap to 2, rename the teams, and tap as they score.

Output

A clear running score both players can see, with the clock ticking.

Common use cases

Pickup games — Basketball, football, volleyball scores.
Board game nights — Track points across rounds.
Coaches & refs — Keep score at practice or a scrimmage.
Quiz hosts — Score two teams in a trivia night.
PE teachers — Run a class match on a shared screen.
Families — Settle who's actually winning.

Benefits

Everyone sees the same score.
Works for any two-team game.
Game clock built in.
Saved so a refresh won't lose it.

Tips

Set the points-per-tap before you start — 2 for basketball buckets, 1 for most other games.
Cast or plug the screen into a TV so the whole room can see the board.
Rename the teams to real names so nobody loses track of which side is which.
Use the minus button the moment you mis-tap, rather than trying to remember it later.
Reset scores and clock together from the reset button when you start a new game.

Common mistakes to avoid

Wrong points-per-tap

Fix: Set it to match the sport first, or every tap scores the wrong amount.

Forgetting to start the clock

Fix: Tap start when play begins; the stopwatch doesn't run on its own.

Not fixing mis-taps immediately

Fix: Use minus straight away so the score stays trustworthy.

Expecting cross-device sync

Fix: The game saves on this device only; run it on the one screen everyone watches.

How it works

1
Name the teams
Tap the labels to rename each side.
2
Tap to score
Each tap adds your points-per-tap.
3
Run the clock
Start and pause the game timer.

Frequently asked questions

Any two-side contest — basketball, football, volleyball, board games, quizzes. Set the points-per-tap to 1, 2 or 3 to match how the game scores.

Yes — a built-in stopwatch you can start and pause to time periods or the whole game.

Yes — team names, scores and your settings are saved in this browser, so a quick refresh won't wipe the game.

Any two-side contest — basketball, football, volleyball, board games, quizzes. Set the points-per-tap to match how the game scores.

Yes — a built-in stopwatch you can start and pause to time periods or the whole game.

Yes — team names, scores and settings are saved in this browser, so a quick refresh won't wipe the game.

Yes — free, no sign-up.

Conclusion

One clear board for any two-team game: tap to score, run the clock, name the sides, and it all saves on your device. Set the points-per-tap to fit the sport, put it on the biggest screen in the room, and let the scoreboard end the arguments.