A larger score without an unused court
Disable statistics and lineups for simple scoring. The web version hides the court and enlarges the score, retaining points, sets and essential match actions.
- Choose the discipline and rules before starting.
- Select first serve and award points to the correct team.
- Follow score history, with newest points first.
Separate views for officials and spectators
Officials record actions in their workspace. Spectators use a public match page or scoreboard. OBS uses a score overlay.
- Share the spectator URL, not an officiating invitation.
- Use the full-screen scoreboard on a TV or projector.
- Add the overlay URL as an OBS browser source; video streaming is separate.
Getting started
- Create a match; leave statistics and lineups off for score-only mode.
- Check teams and rules, choose first serve and start.
- Open the spectator page or scoreboard from the match.
- For broadcasting, add the overlay to OBS and check the output before going live.
Example workflow
A school match only needs a score. The official uses large controls on a phone, a display shows the scoreboard and parents follow the published spectator link. Other matches can use additional action statistics.
Important limitations
Live updates need connectivity and successful synchronization. A score overlay does not replace a camera, OBS or a streaming service. Officiating access and spectator links have different permissions.