A professional broadcast scoreboard powering stadium venues, OBS overlays, and live stream graphics — with three deployment modes: fully offline local, OnRender full-stack cloud, and Vercel + Firebase serverless cloud.
TABLET / PHONE ON LOCAL WIFI
IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.10
HDMI TV & OBS LIVE STREAM
Enhance your game day production by pointing a smartphone camera or webcam at a physical gymnasium scoreboard. Our live WebAssembly-based scanner performs OCR locally in the phone's browser, syncing scores and clocks instantly with overlays and displays without requiring local laptops or video streaming.
The primary game controller layout. Change team names, manage score adjustments, timeouts, fouls, and authoritative clocks.
Clean, high-visibility layout styled specifically to project onto court monitors, venue TV screens, or wall projectors.
Alternate stadium projector scoreboard styling offering a variation in visual layout and branding colors.
Handheld responsive panel design specifically built for a dedicated shot-clock official operating from a smartphone or tablet.
Visual-only shot clock numbers with red backlight indicators to mount behind the backboard in the arena.
Premium full-width scoreboard overlay template with glassmorphism and real-time animation for OBS Studio.
A floating graphics bug matching the professional NBA broadcast look, positioned at the bottom right of the stream.
Alternate layout configuration for the ESPN/NBA floating stream bugs, customized for specific game stats overlays.
Operates over a local Wi-Fi hotspot network — no internet or cellular data required during active game play. Full scoreboard, overlays, and shot clock all work offline.
Two independent cloud deployments — Vercel + Firebase (serverless) and OnRender (full-stack). If one goes down, switch to the other without missing a beat.
Clocks tick authoritatively — on the server in Node.js mode, and in the operator's browser in Vercel/Firebase mode — preventing drift across all connected displays.
In Vercel mode, all score changes, clock ticks, and buzzer events are synced instantly through Google Firebase — no backend server required.
Uploading any team logo automatically extracts its dominant color, updating scoreboard styling across all screens instantly.
Detailed setup instructions for game operators, stream producers, and crew members. Learn how to configure and run the digital scoreboard system.
Learn how to change team names, manage score adjustments, timeouts, fouls, and handle clock controls.
Detailed guide on how to configure a smartphone or USB webcam with ScoreSight to extract scores and clocks automatically.
Learn how to configure lower-third scorebars and fullscreen scoreboard graphics directly into OBS Studio.