Floorball
The control panel runs on the laptop, the board on the projector. Both in the browser, both following the swiss unihockey rules. The hall needs no internet.
No account, nothing to install
The board fills any screen, from 1280×720 to 4K, with no settings.
Set it up once, then it starts from the desktop like any other program. The hall needs neither wifi nor Excel.
Periods, penalties, overtime: the numbers come from the swiss unihockey rules, and every rule names the article it came from.
No account, no cookies, no analytics. What you type never leaves the computer.
Everything the scorer’s table needs during a game.
One click on “Open scoreboard”, drag the second window onto the projector, go full screen. The board fits any resolution by itself, and there is no font to install.
One click loads period length, break, time measurement, penalties, timeout and overtime. Next to the start button, one line spells out what you are about to start.
2 min, 2+2 and 2+10. They are served in the order they were called; on the large field two run in parallel, on the small field one. The next one moves up automatically.
When a goal is scored against a short-handed team, the app asks which penalty ends instead of guessing. At 4-on-4 it pre-selects “none”, with the article to back it up.
Automatic while the clock runs, using the official swiss unihockey sound. The board shows “Change in …” across its full width, and the association’s CD is no longer needed.
Both lists with period and game time, plus a field for the jersey number. You fill the number in at your own pace, even long after the penalty has expired.
Ctrl+Z takes back goals, penalties and period corrections. The clock deliberately stays where it is: a corrected goal must not hand back ten seconds.
If the machine crashes or someone closes the window, the match is back after a restart: score, clock, penalties and schedule.
Enter the games in the panel or fetch them from the association. The running game is on the board, the next one in the panel. While play is live it cannot be shifted by accident.
One click, and the app sets the times itself.
Plus small and large field, sudden-death overtime, timeouts, the horn that calls the teams back before the break ends and, where a league plays differently, times set by hand. Because the list holds every form and not only your own, the app is useful in someone else’s hall too.
app.swiss-scoreboard.ch in Chrome or Edge. Best done at home or at the club, not once you are in the hall.
Through the icon in the address bar. Swiss Scoreboard then sits on the desktop and no longer needs the network.
“Open scoreboard”, drag the window to the second screen, full screen. Face off.
Fetch the schedule. Pick club and season, tick the games, import them. They land in the schedule, saved and usable offline. Only the team names reach the board.
Report the result. Clubs with swiss unihockey credentials report the final score straight from the panel. Without credentials the section stays empty, and that is not a fault.
No sign-up, no installation. Open it, pick the game form, press start.
Open the app