If this window did not open on your TV or projector, drag it there first, then press the button.
Official-style snooker scoring with a line-by-line record of every visit. Add photos and flags, run the match on a second screen, and print the full match record when it ends.
Type the players' names, add photos and flags if you like, and press Start match. The standard rules are already chosen (15 reds, best of 5 frames, free ball and the re-spotted black), so most matches start in a few seconds. To change anything, open Change rules: you can play with 10 or 6 reds, set the match length, switch the free ball off, or give a player a head start.
During the match, tap the ball that was potted. The score, the break and whose turn it is update straight away, and the tracker only lets you tap the ball that is legally on. When a visit ends, tap Missed pot, Safety or Foul. If a player pots two reds with one shot, use the "another red" button. Made a mistake? Undo takes back the last action, and you can keep pressing it.
Every visit to the table becomes one line on the scoresheet: who was at the table, each ball they potted in order, the break, any foul and who it went to, how the visit ended, and the score afterwards. Misses and safeties are recorded too, so the sheet shows exactly what happened and when. Breaks of 50 and 100 are marked, and you can look back at any earlier frame.
Add the tournament name, round, table and referee once. They appear on the display window and on the printed record. You can run several tables at the same time by opening the tracker in a separate browser window for each match.
Press Display window to open a second window for a TV, projector or a second screen. It shows the players with their photos and flags, the live score and the current break, and underneath it the history of the frame, line by line, updating as you score. Press Enter full screen in that window.
When a match ends, open the match report. It is a clean printable record with the players, the result, every frame, the statistics, the breaks of 50 and over, and the full scoresheet for each frame, with spaces for the referee and players to sign. Print it, save it as a PDF, or download it as a file.
Every match is kept on your device in the match directory. From there you can reopen a match, build a single tournament book with all matches, download every scoresheet as a spreadsheet, or save a backup file and restore it on another device.
Snooker rules and how to use this scorer