Scored from
the sideline.
The grandparent three states away, the parent stuck at work, the sibling at another game, all of them want the same thing, which is to know what is happening now rather than at bedtime.
How it works
Set up the game
Pick the event and the roster. QuickCap knows who is playing because the club roster is already in Rostered.
Score as it happens
Tap the events as they occur, on a phone, at the field, with one hand and a coffee in the other.
Families follow along
Push updates go out as the score changes, so the people who could not be there are not refreshing a silent page.
The record stays
A box score at the whistle and a history you can look back through, instead of a scoreline that lived on one person’s phone.
Anyone you trust can keep score
Scorekeeping is usually whoever is free, and that changes every week. A club member can request scorekeeper access and an administrator grants it, so the parent who volunteered at 9am can be scoring by 9.05 without somebody sharing a password.
A box score, not just a number
The final whistle leaves a record rather than a memory: the scoreline, how it was built, and who did what. It is the difference between a season you can look back on and a season that existed only in a group chat that has since scrolled away.
Every game, still there in March
Past games stay available, so end-of-season awards, a parent settling an argument, and a coach reviewing a pattern are all just looking things up rather than reconstructing them.
What’s included
- Live scoring on iOS, Android and the web
- Push updates to families as the score changes
- Scorekeeper access requested by a member and granted by an admin
- Box scores kept after the final whistle
- Game history that stays available across the season
- Rosters already in place, because the club is already in Rostered
Questions
Who is allowed to score a game?
Whoever the club approves. A member can request scorekeeper access and an administrator grants it, which is how the job usually gets filled, by whichever parent is free that week.
Do families need to be at the game to follow it?
No. That is the point. Push updates go out as the score changes, for the people who could not be there.
Is live scoring available for our sport?
QuickCap supports a range of team sports and the catalogue keeps growing. If yours is not covered yet, tell us, demand is what moves it up the list.