Game-Day Control

Made for basketball from the table to the screen.

Clear controls. Strong presentation. One polished scoreboard workflow.

Court Clock operator workflow showing live outputs and publishing
Big Screen Presence

A basketball scoreboard that looks ready for the venue.

Built to feel modern, readable, and confident on game day.

Court Clock scoreboard shown on a venue display above the court
Features

What you get.

Built for basketball scoreboard operation.

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Game and shot clock control

Operate the main game clock and shot clock from a focused controller built for live possession-by-possession work.

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Fouls, possession, and timeouts

Keep foul state, possession, and timeout tracking aligned with the score so table staff and outputs stay consistent during play.

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Single-game and competition setup

Choose the right rules, format, teams, courts, and workflow before tip-off so the live workspace opens ready to run.

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Live Control for active events

Track active games, move between live sessions, and keep multi-court event operation organized from one queue.

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LAN controllers and display links

Open generated local links for controller devices and scoped display access on the same network.

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Court scoreboards and live outputs

Send the current game state to venue scoreboards, courtboard layouts, or live scoreboard outputs built for visibility.

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Branding and sponsor layers

Add sponsor artwork, team branding, and supported overlay styling without breaking the live control workflow.

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Publishing and public live pages

Publish games, competitions, and tournaments to the website when you need a public live page for the event.

Live Broadcast

Ready for the web page and the stream feed.

A clean live presentation that keeps scores readable across public pages and broadcast scenes.

Court Clock live broadcast scoreboard layout shown on a public web-style presentation
Pricing

Simple plans.

Start free. Upgrade when you need more.

FAQ

Questions?

Short answers to the essentials.

What does the free plan cover?

Free covers one active game at a time on one machine. Licensed access unlocks simultaneous multi-game control, competitions, tournaments, Live Control, LAN tools, publishing, history, and 3x3 wallboard tools.

How does paid licensing work?

Each paid purchase issues a license key for one primary machine. Activate the desktop app with the license email and key, then move it later by deactivating the old machine or contacting support if the old device is unavailable.

Can I use it offline?

Yes. Court Clock is built for venues where internet is weak or unavailable during play. Activation and website publishing need internet when you use them, but local game control and local links stay usable on-site.

Can controllers and displays connect over local links?

Yes. Court Clock generates local links for controllers and displays on the same network, including scoped access when one device should be limited to a specific control or output.

What happens if the device or app crashes mid-game?

Court Clock continuously saves the full game state. Reopen after a crash or restart and you return to the exact point where play stopped.

What is the difference between Single Game, Competition, and Tournament?

Use Single Game for one standalone match. Use Competition when you need teams, schedules, courts, and linked games. Use Tournament when multiple competitions belong to one event.

What is Live Control?

Live Control is the multi-game event queue. It helps operators monitor active games, switch between them, and keep multiple courts and outputs organized from one place.

Can I publish games, competitions, and tournaments to the website?

Yes. Licensed publishing workflows let you publish a game, competition, or tournament to the website and manage those links from your account.

Can I customize overlays and branding?

Yes. Court Clock supports branded outputs, sponsor layers, team colors, logos, and overlay options for supported display and broadcast workflows.

Do you handle rules such as bonus, reset variants, and overtime?

Yes. 24/14 reset logic variants, bonus rules with team foul bonus display, and configurable overtime handling are built in.

Do you support Intel Macs?

The current public macOS build is for Apple Silicon. If you need Intel Mac support, contact support before purchase or deployment.

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