Free Ultimate Frisbee scoreboard
Keep Ultimate Frisbee score live on your phone and share the match with anyone — free to watch, no account needed to follow along.
In Ultimate, every catch in the end zone is one point, and with no referees it's on the players to keep things fair — so nobody argues over whether it's 12–11 or 11–12. Score Zen lets you tap the score up from the sideline on any phone, then share a QR code so subs, teammates and parents follow the game live.
Why score Ultimate Frisbee with Score Zen
- One-tap scoring, built for Ultimate Frisbee
- Share the live score by QR code or link
- Free for spectators — no app to install to watch
- Keeps working if the connection drops
- 34 sports, tournaments and standings included
How Ultimate Frisbee scoring works
A team scores 1 point (a "goal") when one of its players catches the disc, under control, in the end zone it is attacking. After each point, teams switch their direction of attack and the scoring team pulls. The score is simply the running total of points.
Match format
The format varies by federation and discipline. In grass Ultimate (WFDF), a game is usually played to 15 points, with a time cap of about 100 minutes and a half-time break. Beach and indoor variants use shorter durations and lower point targets.
How to win
The first team to reach the agreed point total (often 15) wins the match. If a time cap applies, the team leading at the end wins, according to the competition's rules.
Recommended Score Zen setup
In Score Zen, Ultimate is scored by points: tap +1 for each point. The game does not stop automatically at a target — you end the match yourself when the target (e.g. 15 points) is reached. If you want Score Zen to stop on its own at a target, create a "Custom sport" with a target score.
Frequently asked questions
How does the sideline follow our Ultimate game's score?
Share the live scoreboard as a QR code or a link. Anyone who opens it watches the score climb in real time, free and with no account. Whoever isn't on the field taps in each goal from their phone, so the whole sideline sees the same number.