On the wall display
Scoreboard
Full screen, read-only, built to be legible from the far baseline. It only ever shows what Control sends it, so there is nothing on the wall to knock out of sync.
ScoreFlow
Basketball scoreboard software that runs on the computer you already have
Two windows: a control pane on the desk computer, and a full-screen scoreboard on the wall display, always in sync. Clock, score, fouls, possession, timeouts, rosters and your own logo — run by one volunteer who was handed the laptop five minutes before tip-off.
macOS — ready to deliver today
Windows — coming soon
Free for unlimited games, forever. Every download includes 21 days of Pro — no card, no key.
Turn a TV or projector into a full-size scoreboard
Plug the computer into whatever is already on the wall — a TV, a projector, an LED panel — and the scoreboard fills it. No console to mount, no wiring to run, and no second box to buy.
On the desk computer
Control
Every button the operator needs on one page that never scrolls. Score, fouls, clock, timeouts, possession, announcements and the horn — all reachable without hunting mid-game.
Or drop the stats and go big
One click hides the rosters and the score fills the wall. Raise stats between quarters when people are reading them; drop them for play, when the only things that matter are the score and the clock — legible from the far baseline.
The banner everybody watches for
Every basket, foul and timeout announces itself across the bottom of the wall — the scorer, the points, the call — then clears itself and gets out of the way. Players look for their name. Parents finally know who that was. And when you need to say something the game can't say for you, type it and send it.
- It announces itself. Add two points to #11 and the banner writes itself. Nobody has to remember to post anything, and nobody has to look up from the game to do it.
- Say anything else you need to. "Blue team to the far bench", "last call for the concession stand", a birthday, a sponsor — type it, send it, and it takes the same banner.
- It knows when to leave. Announcements clear themselves after a few seconds, or hold on the wall until you drop them if it is something people need time to read.
- The horn backs it up. Sound the buzzer from the same panel, with your own horn sample if the built-in one isn't right for the room.
Built for whoever is at the table tonight
Most gym scoreboards are operated by a parent, a student or a volunteer who has never seen the software before. That is the whole design brief.
The clock is never a surprise
Quarters or halves, overtime, and a shot clock tied to the game clock so it can never drift. Periods can advance themselves at 0:00 — after holding on zero long enough for the gym to see it.
A break timer for between quarters
Its own countdown, independent of the game clock, in amber so nobody mistakes it for game time. It horns at zero and clears itself.
Undo, eighty times over
Every score, foul and period change can be taken back with ⌘Z. A wrong number on the wall is a thirty-second problem, not an argument.
Rosters from the file you already have
Import from CSV, Excel or Numbers. Save up to forty teams to a library and load one in a click, with names, numbers and colors ready to go.
Player stats on the wall
Points and fouls per player beside each score, raised between quarters and dropped during play. Export the whole game to CSV when it's over.
Your logo, not ours
Drop in your gym's logo and it sits on the wall display all night. Team names and colors are yours too.
It survives the room
The game is written to disk on every change, so a knocked cable or a flat battery costs you nothing. It will never quietly restart a clock on you after a relaunch.
No internet, no hardware, no dongle
- The scoreboard runs offline. The clock, score, fouls, timeouts and horn never touch the network, and your license is checked on the computer rather than against a server — there is no validation request, ever. When the gym wifi drops in the third quarter, the scoreboard doesn't notice. ScoreFlow does check for a new version when it has a connection; switch that off in Settings and it makes no network connection at all.
- It uses the computer and the screen you already own. Any laptop or desktop at the scorer's table, any TV or projector on the wall. No control console, no wiring, nothing to mount.
- No USB key. Nothing to lose, forget, or hunt for ten minutes before tip-off.
Pricing
Free for unlimited games. Pro is per sport, per gym, and a site license is included at every paid tier — every computer in the building, not just one.
Free
The whole scoreboard, unlimited games, forever. No account, no card, no expiry.
- Clock, score, fouls, possession and timeouts
- The full-screen wall display on a TV or projector
- The announcement banner and the horn
- Team names and colors
- Hide the score on the wall when you’d rather not show one — only the wall changes; score and stats still record
- The scoreboard runs offline
Pro
Everything in Free, plus the six features below. That list is the whole of it — nothing else is held back.
- Rosters — enter your team once instead of every game
- Player stats — per-player scoring and fouls, tracked live
- Saved teams — keep the teams you play all season
- Break timer — halftime and intermission countdowns on the board
- Stats export — take the numbers out for a newsletter or a league
- Custom logo — your school or church mark on the scoreboard
Free
$0 forever
Unlimited games, no account and no expiry. Every download includes 21 days of Pro to try the rest.
Commercial
$499 / year
Rec centers, clubs and commercial courts. $1,295 to own outright. Additional sports from $279/yr.
Annual — Non-Profit
$349 / year
For churches, schools and community centers. Additional sports from $199/yr. Two years $629, three years $879.
Perpetual — Non-Profit
$895 once
For budgets that only work as capital. One payment, no annual fee. Additional sports $495 each.
Available today. The free version is a download; for Pro, contact us to purchase and we'll set your gym up with a licensed copy. Prices are per sport, per gym — one license covers every computer at your address. Your license is verified on the computer, never against a server, and no license is ever switched off remotely. If a license ends, the scoreboard carries on as the free version — nothing is deleted. What happens when a license expires.
What it doesn't do
Worth knowing before you buy, not after.
- Basketball only, today. Volleyball and pickleball are planned as separate add-ons. Neither exists yet, and neither is included.
- It is not a video board. No sponsor reels, no replays, no live streaming overlays. It is a scoreboard.
- One court at a time. Two courts means two computers — which the site license already covers.
Common questions
No. ScoreFlow runs on a Mac you already own and shows the scoreboard on whatever display is already in the gym — a TV, a projector, or an LED panel with an HDMI input. There is no console to mount, no wiring to run, and no USB dongle to keep track of.
Yes. The scoreboard window is a normal full-screen window, so anything the computer can drive as a second display works — projector, TV, or panel. The operator keeps the control pane on the laptop screen while the scoreboard fills the wall.
No. The scoreboard runs offline — the clock, score, fouls, timeouts and horn never touch the network, and your license is checked on the computer rather than against a server. If the gym wifi drops in the third quarter, the scoreboard doesn't notice. The one thing ScoreFlow does use a connection for, when it has one, is checking whether a new version is available; if there's no internet it simply doesn't check, and nothing about the game changes.
Yes — read the operator manual in your browser, or download it as a PDF. Twenty pages covering setup, running a game, announcements, rosters, stats export, keyboard shortcuts and troubleshooting. No form and no email: read it before you download anything. It is written for the volunteer at the scorer’s table, so the PDF prints well and can sit next to the laptop.
That is the whole design brief. Most gym scoreboards are operated by a parent or a student who has never seen the software before, so the clock is never a surprise, every action can be undone, and the controls are big enough to hit without looking down.
Yes. Unlimited games, forever, with no account, no card and no expiry. It is the same app everyone else runs, not a cut-down demo — a gym can run a whole season on it. Six features are held back for Pro: rosters, player stats, saved teams, the break timer, stats export and your own logo.
No. Download it and run it tonight. We ask for your name, email and organization so we know who is using ScoreFlow — we never sell that and we do not send marketing unless you tick the box. Every download includes 21 days of Pro, which starts at first launch and needs no key.
ScoreFlow checks nesflow6.com for a new version when it opens and every few hours after that, and installs one the next time you quit — never during a game. The check sends nothing about you, your games or your computer: it asks our server for a version file and that is all, so it cannot tell us which version you are running, which computer you are on, or who you are. If the check fails or there is no internet, nothing happens and nothing is shown. You can switch it off in Settings, and then ScoreFlow makes no network connection at all.
Your license tells you 30 days ahead, naming the exact date, and runs through 11:59 PM on its last day. After that ScoreFlow keeps working as the free version — the clock, shot clock, score, fouls, timeouts, horn and announcements never stop. Rosters, player stats on the wall, saved teams, the break timer, stats export and your own logo need a current license. Nothing is deleted: renew and it all comes straight back. If you need the full version for one more night, you have two bonus days you can switch on yourself, 24 hours each. And if you move ScoreFlow to a new computer, the full version keeps running for 7 days from first launch there while you get a new key.
ScoreFlow is free for unlimited games, with no account and no expiry. Pro adds rosters, player stats, saved teams, the break timer, stats export and your own logo: $349 per year for churches, schools and community centers, or $895 to own it outright. Commercial gyms are $499 per year or $1,295 perpetual. Every paid tier includes a site license covering every computer at your address, and every download includes a 21-day trial of Pro.
Not yet. macOS is ready to deliver today and a Windows build is coming — if you need one, tell us, because demand is what schedules it.
Basketball today. Volleyball and pickleball are planned as separate add-ons and neither exists yet, so nothing else is included.
Yes, with Pro. Drop in your gym's logo and it sits on the wall display all night. Team names and colors are yours on the free version too.
Download it and run a game tonight
Free for unlimited games, forever, and every download includes 21 days of Pro — no card and no key. If Pro turns out to be what your gym wants, tell us and we'll set you up; if it doesn't, keep running the free version for as long as you like. On Windows? Say so — knowing who is waiting is what schedules that build.