About Keepthescore, the world's best online scoreboard

Introduction

This app is the simplest way to keep track of scores, guaranteed! You can create a new scorecard in seconds and share it with other people, all without having to install anything anywhere. It's way easier than using Google Sheets or Excel.

Do I need to pay?

You do not need to pay to use this app. However, paying will remove advertising from boards and unlock certain features relevant to power-users. You can read more on the pricing page.

How do I cancel my subscription?

When logged in, click this link to go to your settings. If you have an active subscription, you'll find a prominent button labelled "Cancel your subscription".

What can I use this app for?

To see how all of these different scoreboard types compare take a look at this explanation page, which also includes examples. All of the above are live digital scoreboards suitable for sharing on social media or showing on a large screen.

Here is a list of scenarios where KeepTheScore has been useful:

• Live sports score-keeping
• Live soccer score-keeping
• Fundraising
• Teaching
• Livestreaming
• Trade shows
• Sales prospecting
• Sales competitions
• Algicosathlons
• Turn your PC into a scoreboard
• Classroom competitions
• Classroom leaderboards
• Time trials
• Creating a ranking system
• Digital sports scoreboards
• Playing cornhole
• Leaderboards for gamification

Who made this?

This app was made by me, Caspar von Wrede. I am a one-man show, which means I do all development, design and customer support! Read more about how and why I got started building Keepthescore.co in this post.

What was recently changed?

You can find our changelog here.

What technologies run this webapp?

• The webapp is a Python Flask application.
• It runs on a Digital Ocean virtual server running Ubuntu.
• The database is PostgresSQL managed by Digital Ocean.
• We also use Firebase and Memcached

Is the app available in other languages?

No at the moment. We are working on a German version.

Can I upload an Excel file, a CSV file, or connect Google Sheets?

This is not directly possible. However, you can enable "bulk editing" which allows you to cut-and-paste scores from a spreadsheet or elsewhere straight into an existing leaderboard (It's not supported for scoreboards).

To enabled bulk editing:

1. Click on EDIT at the top of the board and then
2. click on "Entering data" and then
3. click the "enable bulk editing" checkbox.
4. Now you can go back to your leaderboard and click the "UPDATE LEADERBOARD" button at the top.

You'll then be able to paste your scores into the textbox and update all scores and players at once.

Some things to remember:

• You can quickly add and delete players to the board using bulk editing. Only the players you paste will stay on the board.
• Using this function deletes all players from the board and repopulates them with what you have pasted. This means custom colors and profile pictures will be lost.
• The news feed will also be removed from the board.

You can also create a leaderboard using cut-and-pasted data: We call them "instant leaderboards".

Questions and feedback

Do you have a question, feedback, or a feature request?

Great! We answer every message within 1 working day (sometimes on the weekend too). You can reach us in the following ways:

• Write us an email
• Write on Facebook
• Write on Twitter

We love feature requests, but it depends on whether we think it'll be useful to other users and how much effort it'll be.

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