One-tap call-ups
The coach plans a match or a weekly training series; every member replies going, maybe or can't in one tap. Reply deadline, player limit, waitlist: it's all there.
The coach plans, everyone replies going or not in one tap, the coach sees who's coming. And at kick-off, ScoreZen does what no other club app does: the live score for everyone who couldn't make it.
The agenda, call-ups, attendance, the match, the stats: everything SPORTING lives in ScoreZen. What we don't do — licences, membership fees, messaging — your current tool or federation already does well.
Everything below is live today, across the 34 sports ScoreZen supports.
The coach plans a match or a weekly training series; every member replies going, maybe or can't in one tap. Reply deadline, player limit, waitlist: it's all there.
Who's coming, live. Who's picked, decided in a tap — without ever overwriting the player's own reply. And everyone's attendance rate, season by season, computed on its own.
The club's top-scorer table builds itself, season by season, from the score kept live at courtside. Nobody fills in a spreadsheet on Sunday night.
On the match call-up, one button starts the live match: the team comes along, every goal is credited to its scorer, the whole club follows — then gets the replay.
A cockpit built for each discipline: sets and tie-breaks, cards, time-outs, substitutions, sin bins, shootouts, clock. Not a generic counter.
One link or QR code and families, injured players and the next team follow the score in real time. Free, no account, nothing to install.
A parent films on YouTube or Twitch, you paste the link into ScoreZen: those who couldn't come watch the game under the score, on the same link. The score is delayed to stay in sync with the picture. ScoreZen hosts no video, and viewers stay free.
TV mode puts the score up big on the hall screen. During a tournament, the wall shows every court at once — everyone knows where they play and where it stands.
Schedule your fixtures (time, court): anyone can subscribe to the tournament calendar from their phone, with no account, and changes arrive on their own.
When the match ends, an animated recap replays it point by point and shares in one tap. Your matches become your best posts.
Paste one snippet to show the live score on the club site. And for those who broadcast, a transparent overlay drops into OBS or vMix with a single URL.
“What time do I play?” — the question you answer all day long. Schedule each fixture: it shows on the public page, on the wall, and anyone can add the tournament to their own calendar. No account, no sign-up.
Spectators are always free, always unlimited. You only pay for what the club organises — and every plan starts with a 30-day free trial.
3 members · 1 competition — to try with no commitment.
15 members · 3 competitions
50 members · 25 competitions
500 members · 200 competitions · 50 affiliated structures
30-day free trial, no commitment, cancel any time from your space. A league or committee covering several clubs takes the Organisation plan: every affiliated club keeps its own space.
No. ScoreZen handles the agenda, call-ups, attendance, the match and the stats. If your current tool manages licences and fees, keep it for that: the two coexist just fine.
No. They open a link or scan a QR code and see the live score. No sign-up, no app, no ads.
Yes for scoring: the score is saved on the phone and syncs as soon as the connection is back. Following from a distance does of course need a connection.
34 disciplines, each with its real scoring rules — team and racket sports, combat sports, but also pétanque, bowling, golf, athletics and esports. Plus a custom sport mode if yours is missing.
As many as you have courts: the organiser hands a fixture to another phone via QR code, and everyone scores their own while the wall shows it all.
The club space is free (3 members, 1 competition) and a scorer gets 3 lifetime trial matches, no card needed. And every paid plan starts with a 30-day free trial you can cancel in one click.
Create your club space in two minutes, try it on one fixture, and judge for yourself.