Step 1
Run the game on iPad
Score, control the clock, capture fouls, and finalize the official result from the scorer workflow.
Score On iPad. Publish From One Source Of Truth.
Score on iPad.
Publish everywhere.
Host the whole event.
Hoops Scorebook is built around the scoring table. Run the game on iPad, finalize it once, and the live page, results, standings, box scores, and event reporting update automatically for your tournament, league, or exhibition.
At The Table
Score on iPad at the table
Run the game where it happens. Capture points, fouls, timeouts, and full player detail from one scoring workflow.
Live + Final
Publish automatically everywhere
When the scorer finalizes the game, live pages, results, standings, box scores, and event reporting update from the same source of truth.
Organizer Stack
Host events in one system
Set up tournaments, leagues, and exhibitions without juggling a score sheet, message thread, live board, and spreadsheet.
Balanced Platform
One scored game powers the whole day.
Step 2
Update the public experience
Live boards, venue displays, final results, and box scores stay aligned without re-entering the score.
Step 3
Keep the event organized
Standings, hosted event pages, reporting, and the next operations workflows all build from that same finalized game.
Event types
Tournaments, leagues, exhibitions
Stat depth
Points and fouls through full player lines
Coming next
Manual recovery and email communications
iPad rollout
TestFlight first
How It Works
Score once. Let the platform do the rest.
Step 1
Build the event
Create a tournament, league, or exhibition, load teams and schedules, and decide how public the event should be.
Step 2
Score the game once
Use the iPad scorer to capture as little as points and fouls or go all the way to full player tracking and lineup detail.
Step 3
Let the system publish
Finalize the game and Hoops Scorebook updates public live views, official results, standings, leaders, and box scores automatically.
Proof
Built for the scorer table, not just the website.
iPad scoring drives the whole platform
Capture the game once at the table and let that finalized result power the rest of the event.
Live, final, and venue views stay aligned
Public live pages, in-gym displays, results pages, and standings all work from the same game state.
Track only what your event needs
Run a quick score-and-fouls table or collect richer player totals, time, and deeper post-game reporting.
Organizer workflows stay practical
Schedules, hosted events, scorer access, results publishing, and later communications live in one operating system.
Stat Depth
Track as much or as little as you want.
Some events just need the official score and fouls. Others want player lines, time, leaders, and richer post-game reporting. The scoring workflow is designed to scale with the table crew you have, not the one you wish you had.
Fast table mode
Points and fouls only.For events that need official scores quickly without demanding every stat from the scorer table.
Balanced box score
Scoring, fouls, timeouts, and player lines.A practical middle ground for leagues and tournaments that want usable public box scores without slowing down the table.
Full tracking
Playing time, plus/minus, leaders, and deeper reporting.Use the deeper stat stack when you want richer player output, game flow context, and stronger post-game reporting.
Hosting
Tournaments, leagues, and exhibitions in one system.
Create the event structure, publish the right level of public visibility, and keep the same data flowing from schedule to scoring to final reporting.
Why teams use it
- Ditch the paper score sheet as the system of record.
- Stop re-entering final scores for websites, standings, and recaps.
- Give organizers, coaches, and families one set of trustworthy links.
Next release track
Manual recovery
Rebuild a box score from a paper scorebook when a device fails, without losing the official final result.
Organizer communications
Email schedule digests, result recaps, and change notices from the same event data already powering the site.
Free and Pro rollout
Packaging is planned around real event operations: one-device basics first, then advanced stats, recovery, and partner access.
Communications
Richer event communication is next.
The platform already has the game result, event context, and public links. The next step is sending those details cleanly to the people who need them.
Daily Schedule Digest
Send organizers and contacts the day schedule, venue context, and the right public links.
Final Game Recap
Email final scores, top performers, box-score links, and event-branded recap details.
Schedule Change Notice
Push updated tip times, court changes, and event notices from the same event record.
Pricing & iPad rollout
Free to start. TestFlight first.
The public launch path is a simple Free plus Pro structure, with the iPad scorer rolling out through TestFlight before broader public distribution.
Free
Start freeFor events that need one scoring device, public live pages, and clean final results.
Pro
Coming with billingFor organizers running fuller operations with advanced stats, automated communication, and multi-device scoring.
Ready to replace the sheet?
Build the event. Score the games. Publish without extra admin work.
TestFlight rollout is planned first. The iPad scorer is active in product development, but public beta invites are not open from the homepage yet.