Your live scoreboard, on any screen
You keep score from your phone. The standings appear full-screen on a TV or a projector and reorder themselves as you tap. Players join by scanning a QR code — no account, no download.
No card needed. Players install nothing.
A projected spreadsheet chains somebody to a laptop. Here the screen updates itself while you score from your phone, and the order changes in front of everybody. That reordering is the moment a room reacts to.
A QR code, a nickname, an avatar: twenty seconds in a browser. No account, no email address, no download. It is the only way to get twelve people who just sat down to actually take part.
Points tapped during an outage are held on the phone and sent on their own afterwards. An idempotency key means a point sent twice still counts once, so there is nothing to audit when the evening ends.
A name, a choice between teams and individuals, done. No card details, and nothing to configure before you start.
The join code fills the screen while you wait. Each person picks a nickname and an avatar in their browser — no account, no app.
Type scorofun.com plus the four characters shown, in the browser of a TV, a stick or a laptop on HDMI. You score from your phone; the screen follows in under two seconds.
The product is the same everywhere; what changes is how you use it. Each page below describes how an evening actually runs in that context.
Rounds, timer, one-handed scoring — your quiz standings, live on the pub TV.
Darts, badminton, five-a-side: live standings on the clubhouse screen, updated pitchside.
Team points on the projector, with no pupil accounts and no personal data.
A running inter-team leaderboard on the room screen, with nothing for staff to install.
Cards, dice, word games: a score keeper that finally replaces the scribbled sheet.
A recurring quiz night, a screen under your own name, commercial use covered.
The display is a self-contained web page: a four-character address opened in the browser of a TV, a set-top box or a laptop on HDMI. Nothing to install, nothing to pair, and nothing to buy again if you change screens.
It is sized to be read from ten metres: tabular figures that keep columns from jumping, hard contrast, a density that adapts to the number of teams, and an adjustable safe margin for sets that crop the edges. If the connection drops, the last standings stay up with a small note — never an error page in front of a room.
The free plan covers a real evening. The 48-hour event pass exists for the days you want a screen without our name on it, and the subscriptions for people who host all year.
€0 forever
Enough to run a real night, without paying and without card details.
Start a game€6.99 one-off
Everything, for 48 hours. The clock starts at your first game, not at purchase.
Plan details€7.99 per month
For people who host often: clubs, teachers, freelance hosts.
Plan details€49 per month
Bars, games venues, clubs: public commercial use is covered.
Plan detailsNo. They scan the QR code on the screen, pick a nickname and an avatar in their browser, and that is it. No email address is asked for. Only the host has an account, because someone has to be able to find their games again.
Anything that can open a web page: a smart TV, a set-top box, a streaming stick with a browser, or a laptop on HDMI into a projector. The display is deliberately lightweight so it runs on old television sets.
No. The free plan allows two live games at once, an unlimited number of participants, and every scoring feature. The only visible difference is a discreet Scorofun strip at the bottom of the display.
You keep counting. Points are held on your phone and sent automatically when the connection returns, with no duplicates. The screen keeps the last standings it received and shows a reconnecting note rather than an error.
No. Scorofun counts points and runs teams, the timer, the draw and the screen. The content of your evening stays yours — that is a decision, not an omission.
Yes, for hosts and for players who want to follow their own rank. It is never required: the whole journey works in a browser, and the call to action on this site deliberately points at the web version.
Ten seconds, no card details, and you can put it on your TV straight away. If it does not suit you, you have lost nothing.
Start a free gameNo card needed. Players install nothing.