Group Scoreboard

Track scores for players or teams.

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Track scores for players or teams.

Press start to play — no sign-up, nothing to install.

How to use Group Scoreboard

  1. Type a player or team name and press Add (or hit Enter).
  2. Use the −1, +1 and +5 buttons on each row to adjust scores.
  3. Watch the leaderboard re-sort automatically with the leader on top.
  4. Use “Reset scores” to zero everyone or “Remove all” to start fresh.
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About Group Scoreboard

The Group Scoreboard is a free online scoreboard and live score keeper for game nights, pub quizzes, classrooms, contests and casual sports. Add each player or team by name — a person, a table number, a whole squad — then use the −1, +1 and +5 buttons on each row to adjust their points. The leaderboard re-sorts itself the moment a score changes, so the leader is always on top, every row is numbered by rank, and the current front-runner is highlighted.

Because you build the board yourself, it doubles as a quick scoreboard maker: type in as many players or teams as you need and you have a live standings table with no template or setup. It keeps a running points total rather than a sport-specific clock or period, which makes it handy for keeping score in basketball, soccer, football, baseball or darts games among friends, as well as trivia rounds, card games and office competitions. Scores can go negative if you subtract past zero, and "Reset scores" zeroes everyone while keeping the names, or "Remove all" clears the board for a fresh game.

It needs no sign-up and runs entirely in your browser. Scores stay in the current tab for that session only — nothing is uploaded or saved — so it is a fast, private way to keep score without paper, apps or accounts.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Group Scoreboard free?
Yes. It is completely free to use with no account or sign-up. Add as many players or teams as you need.
How do I create a scoreboard online?
There is nothing to set up. Type a name and add it to create each row, then repeat for every player or team. The board builds itself into a live standings table as you go, which is why it also works as a quick scoreboard maker or generator.
Can I use it as a basketball, football or soccer scoreboard?
Yes, for keeping the score. It tracks a running points total for each side using the −1, +1 and +5 buttons, so it suits casual basketball, soccer, football or baseball games. It does not include a game clock, quarters or sport-specific rules — it simply counts points.
Does it work as a darts scoreboard?
You can use it to count points up, and because scores can go negative you can also count down. It is a general points keeper rather than a full 501 or cricket darts engine, so it will not automatically handle checkouts or bust rules.
Can I run a contest or competition scoreboard?
Yes. Add each entrant or team, award points with the buttons as rounds finish, and the leaderboard re-sorts live so everyone can see who is ahead. It works well for quizzes, tournaments and office contests.
How do I change a score?
Each row has −1, +1 and +5 buttons. Tap them to adjust that player's total. Scores can go negative if you subtract past zero.
How does the ranking work?
The board sorts by score from highest to lowest and updates the moment you change any score. Ties keep the order in which players were added, and the current leader is highlighted.
Can I use it for teams as well as individuals?
Yes. Type any name you like — a person, a team, a table number — and it appears as its own row on the leaderboard.
How many players or teams can I add?
Add as many as you need; every name becomes its own row on the leaderboard. There is no account to sign up for — type a name, add it, and it joins the standings.
How do I start over?
Use "Reset scores" to set everyone back to zero while keeping the players, or "Remove all" to clear the board completely.
Are my scores saved?
Scores are kept in your browser tab for the current session only. Nothing is uploaded to a server, and refreshing or closing the page starts a fresh board.