SmartScoreboards — LED cricket scoreboards that read the score themselves

How it works

Three things happen. None of them involve you.

You pair it once

Open the app and connect over Bluetooth. That's the whole setup, and you only do it the first time.

You choose how it scores

Point it at a match on a supported scoring site and it updates over WiFi with nothing routed through a phone or a server of ours. Or switch to manual and drive it from the app.

It keeps itself current

Firmware updates arrive over the air, signed and verified. If a scoring site changes something, your board gets the fix without leaving the wall.

The board

Built to be read from the boundary.

Rear / mounting detail — coming soon

Display	Six P10 RGB LED panels, 96 × 32 pixels, 960 × 320 mm active area
Dimensions	39 × 14 in overall, including frame and mounting brackets
Brightness	Readable in direct daylight, dimmable for evening play. The lit board is easily visible from up to 800 ft away; digits are clearly readable within about 30–40 m
Control	Bluetooth LE from the iOS app
Scoring	Live from supported scoring websites, or manual from the app
Power	110V/230V mains, or fully off-grid — runs from a 12V supply or a portable power station (EcoFlow-class). Typical draw ~70–95W; a 300–400Wh station covers a T20-length match, 600–800Wh covers a full day's play
Updates	Signed over-the-air firmware, verified before install

Questions

The things clubs ask first.

Does it need someone watching it during a match?

Not in live mode — once it's pointed at a match it updates on its own. In manual mode somebody does update it, but from a phone anywhere in Bluetooth range rather than sat at the board.

What happens if the WiFi drops?

The board keeps showing the last score it fetched and reconnects on its own. It doesn't blank the wall or show an error screen to a ground full of people.

Is there a subscription?

No. You buy the board and it's yours. Firmware updates are included for the life of the product.

Can it show something other than cricket?

Talk to us. The display is a general-purpose 96 × 32 RGB panel and the scoring source is firmware, so other formats are possible.

Can we mount it outdoors permanently?

Ask before you order — it depends on your mounting position and how exposed it is. We'd rather size the right enclosure for your ground than have you find out in a storm.

Order

Tell us about your ground.

Every board is built to order, so it's a conversation rather than a checkout. Send us your club, where your matches are scored, and roughly where the board would go.

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