How OmniScore works
Every board has three practical surfaces: one place to manage it, one optional link for scorekeepers, and one clean display for the audience.
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Create a board
Choose a sport from the home page. OmniScore creates a live board and opens the Owner Console for full control.
- 2
Update the game
Use the Owner Console for scoring, clocks, team names, colors, and sharing. Give a Shared Control link to a trusted scorekeeper when someone else should update the score.
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Show the Viewer
Open the Viewer page on a TV, projector, browser source, or production machine. It stays synced with the control surface in real time.
Best first use cases
- Add a live scoreboard overlay to OBS with a browser source.
- Display a scoreboard on a gym TV, projector, or venue computer.
- Let a volunteer update the score from a phone while the stream operator focuses on video.
- Run basketball, table tennis, badminton, or volleyball boards without installing an app.
What to prepare before a live game
- Confirm team names, colors, and sport type before the event starts.
- Test the Viewer page on the actual display or streaming computer.
- Share control links only with people who should be allowed to update the score.
- Keep one browser tab open to the Owner Console for recovery and full control.
FAQ
Do viewers need an OmniScore account?
No. Viewers only need the Viewer link. The account is used by the board owner to create and manage boards.
Can the score be controlled from a phone?
Yes. Shared Control is designed for phone, tablet, or laptop scorekeeping while the Viewer page stays visible somewhere else.