ANF2–1SAL
The control room
Organizers build the competition here and run every match from the console.
The toolkit
Four tools. One competition.
A control room, an app, public pages and a stadium screen — all reading the same match.
Web dashboard Phone The app
Fans follow teams and players, and get a push for every goal.
Any browser Public pages
A page for every tournament, match, team and player — no account needed.
TV · projector · OBS The stadium screen
A full-screen scoreboard at the ground, and an overlay for your stream.
Same match, four screens. Nobody typed the score twice.
Before matchday
Set the rules once. The season follows.
Pick a format, order the tie-breakers and load the squads — the fixtures and the table follow.
Five formats
- LeagueEveryone plays everyone, once or home and away.
- GroupsA seeded draw, several tables, the top teams go through — best third places too.
- KnockoutOne or two legs, extra time, penalties, and a third-place match if you want one.
- League phaseOne table, opponents drawn from pots — the Champions League format.
- Double eliminationA winners' and a losers' bracket: lose once and you drop, twice and you're out.
- 01Points
- 02Head-to-head points
- 03Head-to-head goal difference
- 04Goal difference
- 05Goals scored
- 06Disciplinary points
Squads from a spreadsheet
One sheet for every team — an unknown team is a row to fix, not a new club.
Fixtures, generated
The calendar comes from the format, and any match moves when you need it to.
Owner, managers, assistants
Give an assistant one match, and that is the only match they can score.
Najm Bernoussi v Amal OulfaRules you can change
- Match format
- 5, 7 or 11-a-side, or your own: players, squad size, half length, substitutions.
- Head-to-head
- Settled as a mini-league, the UEFA way, or pair by pair.
- Knockout rounds
- Legs per round, away goals, extra time, a third-place match.
- Who can play
- Men's, women's or mixed, an age limit, a squad limit.
- Seasons
- Each edition knows the last one, and every past season stays public.
Matchday
One tap at the pitch. Every screen moves.
Record it once in the console — the app, the pages, the stadium screen and the stream follow.
The match console
Pick the player and tap the action — the clock supplies the minute, and you have five seconds to undo.
What it records- Goal
- Penalty
- Own goal
- Yellow
- Second yellow
- Red
- Substitution
- VAR review
- Added time
- Extra time
- Penalty shoot-out
Give the match to an assistant and they score it from their own phone.
Try the consoleThe stadium screen
A full-screen scoreboard on its own address — no login, nothing to install.
- Builds up before kick-off: form, the venue, both line-ups
- A goal takes over the whole screen
- Painted in the two teams' colours, in more than one design
The stream overlay
A see-through scoreboard for your stream, added to OBS — revoke its link at any time.
Matchday posters
Nine designs drawn from the match, in your colours — on a tap, or made by the console as it happens.
A push for every goal
Kick-off, goals, red cards, half-time, full-time and line-ups reach everyone following.
After the final whistle
The match ends. The record stays.
Every result lands on public pages, on player records and in your own numbers.
Public pages
Every tournament, match, team and player, open without an account and built to be found.
Player records
Apps, goals, assists, minutes and cards follow a player across clubs and seasons.
Signed cards
A debut, a hat-trick, a top-scorer season — each one a card anyone can check.
Followers & views
Your dashboard counts views and followers day by day, quiet days included.
Name it.
We'll build the rest.
Type your tournament's name and see it on the board.
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