Bars & venues
A quiz on Thursday, a darts league that runs all month, a Saturday tournament: one screen covers all of it, and it carries your logo rather than ours.
No card needed. Players install nothing.
A connected TV, a set-top box or a small computer on HDMI will do: it is an address opened in a browser. Once the page is loaded the screen stays awake on its own, without dropping into standby mid-round.
Each quiz night is a game. Teams sign themselves up by scanning the QR during happy hour, which saves the lap of the room with a clipboard and a pen that has run out.
You or your host award points from a phone without leaving the counter. The standings re-sort in front of the room, and the podium plays out on screen rather than by shouting.
Showing a leaderboard to paying customers in a venue open to the public is not the same use as a night in with friends. The Venues plan covers it in writing, which avoids the grey area most consumer tools leave professionals in.
The Scorofun strip disappears and gives way to the logo you upload. For a bar projecting the screen onto a wall all evening, that is three hours of your own branding rather than an advert for a software company.
A darts league running all month, the Thursday quiz and a one-off tournament can coexist without you closing one to open another.
The screen can switch to a neutral display carrying your logo, with a discreet notification whenever points are scored. That lets you leave the TV on during service without showing a frozen table all night.
The owner, Thursday's host and whoever takes over later can all be co-hosts of the same game. Removing an access is immediate, even if that person left the page open on their phone.
The display is built for old television sets and imperfect connections. It needs no dedicated box, no installation and no contractor: it is a web page, and it reloads itself after a power cut if your screen is set to.
Scorofun has just launched: these are scenarios describing what the product does, not testimonials. We will publish real feedback once we have some — and not before.
A dozen teams signed up by scanning during happy hour, six rounds, a projected table that holds the room until the last question. The commercial logic is simple: people stay, and they come back next Thursday.
Darts, pool or table football: a game that never closes, results added evening after evening, standings shown continuously above the tables. The leaderboard becomes a reason to return, with no management software installed.
A sports club running a competition open to the public sits in the same frame as a bar: the display is public and the event may be ticketed. The Venues plan covers that context, and the logo on screen is the club's.
A venue projecting a leaderboard in front of customers belongs on the Venues plan. If you want to test first, run a night on the free plan or a 48-hour event pass: the only visible difference will be the Scorofun strip at the bottom of the screen.
€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 detailsTechnically the Venues plan does everything Pro does. The difference is contractual: it allows commercial use in a place open to the public, which is exactly what a bar does when it projects a leaderboard during a ticketed night.
Any television that can open a web page, including a set that is ten years old, and any projector driven by a computer. The display is deliberately lightweight and stays readable from the back of the room once the lights are down.
No. You open an address in the browser of a connected TV, a set-top box or a laptop on HDMI. If your screen can show a web page, it can show the standings.
No, and for a bar that is decisive: nobody installs an app for one evening. They scan the QR on the screen, pick a nickname and play. No account, no email address collected.
The host keeps scoring: points are held on their phone and sent when the network returns. The screen keeps the last standings it received and shows a small reconnecting note, never an error page in front of the room.
You have to: Scorofun ships no question bank and does not sell one. The tool handles teams, points, the timer, the draw and the screen; the content of the night stays your own value.
No. The Venues plan is billed monthly with no minimum term and can be cancelled from your account. If your nights are seasonal, you can buy 48-hour event passes instead.
Create a free game, wire up the room screen and run a real night. You will know whether the format lands with your customers before you pay anything.
Start a free gameNo card needed. Players install nothing.