Scoremote

A badminton scoreboard you run with a remote

Put the phone by the net post where both sides can see it, and score every rally from the umpire's chair or the bench. One press on a small Bluetooth remote, and the point is up.

Coming soon to Google Play Free, for Android 8.0 or newer
A badminton board at game point, 20 to 18, with the serve marked 29 all: game point for both sides, as the game ends at 30

Badminton rules, filled in

Pick Badminton and the board knows the format. Change any of it for your league or club night.

Games
To 21, win by 2
At 29 all
The next point wins: the game ends at 30
Match
Best of 3
Serve
Moves to the side that wins the rally
Between games
A 2-minute break, counted down
Ends
After each game, and at 11 in the third

How a game goes

  1. Score each rally

    A press adds a point to its player. Game point and match point show up by themselves.

  2. Confirm the game

    When a game is won, the board asks first; one more press confirms, Undo takes the point back.

  3. Change ends

    The sides swap, the game's score is kept, and the break counts down to the next game.

Badminton questions

Can I keep score while I play?

Yes. A ring remote on a finger, or a selfie button in your pocket, adds a point without stopping the game. See which remote to get.

Does it work for doubles?

Yes: name each side what you like, such as "Ana / Ben". The score works the same way.

Can I see how long the match took?

Turn on Show match time: it starts at the first point, and each game's time is kept with its score.

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Your phone is the scoreboard

Scoremote is coming to Google Play soon, free. Want to hear when it's out? Email us and we'll let you know.