The whole venue plays against each other
One guest starts a tournament and everyone who scans afterward joins in. A screen on the wall shows who's leading. It works exactly like a pub quiz, except no one has to stand there with a microphone.
A guest starts it
No staff member needs to switch anything on. The first person to start opens the tournament for everyone else.
Day, week, and month
Three rankings side by side. Tonight's winner doesn't have to be the best of the month, which keeps it interesting.
A screen on the wall
The scoreboard runs in a browser on any screen with a connection. No extra box needed.
Children never appear on it
Children's scores don't count and don't appear on screen. Not even in demos or screenshots.
Why children stay off the scoreboard
A public screen showing a child's name is something you don't want, even if no one asks for it. That's why it isn't a setting you can turn on: children's scores don't go on it, period.
Children still play along and see their own score. Only the public board skips them.
What's shown on the screen
The nickname a guest chose themselves, their score, and their position. No email addresses, no table numbers, nothing that could trace back to who they are.
- Self-chosen nickname and score
- Rankings per day, week, and month
- Refreshes automatically throughout the evening
- Runs on any screen with a browser
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Do I need special equipment?
No. A screen with a browser is enough, for example a television with a media player.
Does my staff have to start the tournament?
No. The first guest to start opens it, and the rest join automatically.
Do children appear on the screen?
Never. Their scores don't count toward the public board.
Can I turn off the scoreboard?
Yes. You decide whether the board runs and on which screens.
What do guests see of each other?
Only the nickname someone chose for themselves and their score.