Put your scoreboard on another screen

ScoreCast separates the scorekeeper’s controls from the scoreboard spectators see. A phone can control a game while a laptop, tablet or compatible TV browser shows the score.

Pair a display

1. Choose a sport on the home page, name the teams and start a game.
2. Open the game’s display sharing controls and find the pairing code.
3. On the other screen, open ScoreCast and choose “Launch a scoreboard”. Enter the game code.
4. Update a score on the controller and confirm that the display follows before the game starts.

Viewers do not need an account. Pairing and live updates require an internet connection. Keep private scoring invitations separate from spectator display codes.

Choose a TV setup

• HDMI: connect a laptop to a TV and open the paired display on that laptop.
• Chrome tab casting: cast the display tab to a compatible Chromecast or Google TV using Chrome’s own cast controls.
• Apple screen mirroring: mirror the display from a compatible Apple device to an AirPlay receiver.

Compatible devices and network required. Use a separate device or tab to keep scoring when mirroring. Direct in-app Chromecast casting is not advertised as released.

What if the connection drops?

Local scoring can continue offline. Remote screens need connectivity to update, so keep a local view available and reconnect before relying on the audience display. Local game data is stored on the controller device; clearing its data can remove unsynced work. Sign in to the original account to access games saved to that account.

Need more screens?

Free and Pro include one remote display per game. Multi-Screen supports up to five; Venue includes unlimited remote displays and multiple games.

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