Multiplayer scoreboard and counter

Locally score up to 12 participants, with custom increments, keyboard shortcuts, undo, ranking copy, and full-screen display.

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User Guide

How to Use the Multi-Player Scoreboard and Counter

Participant names, scores, and action history are kept only in the current page’s memory and are not uploaded or automatically saved.

  1. Set Participants

    Edit the default name, add up to 12 people as needed, and choose the score change for each increment or decrement.

  2. Live Scorekeeping

    Click the plus and minus buttons; the first 9 contestants can also use number keys to add points, and Shift plus number keys to subtract points.

  3. Check and Export

    Undo recent actions, reset all scores, copy ranking results, or enter full screen for easier live presentations.

Limitations and Notes

  • Up to 12 participants, scores are limited from -999999 to 999999, and undo history retains at most 100 actions.
  • Refreshing or closing the page will clear all names, scores, and history; this page does not provide sign-in, cloud sync, or automatic recovery.
  • This tool does not provide referee permissions, operation auditing, anti-cheat, or timing rules, and should not replace the official scoring system of a formal event.

FAQ

How do you quickly score with the keyboard?

When the input field is not focused, numbers 1–9 score for the corresponding participant; hold Shift and press a number to subtract points.

Can deleted or accidentally cleared data be restored?

You can use undo to restore recent actions, but history only keeps the most recent 100 actions on the current page.

How are tied scores ranked?

Participants with the same score share the same rank and are listed in current order.

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