Game Control Screen
The scorekeeper has a dedicated control window for managing scores, timing, fouls, and other game actions without exposing the controls to spectators.
Actions are called by clear and intuitive button layouts. Every single button on this screen is hotkeyed as well, and a user can run a stream deck or macro keypad to activate the software.
Adding and removing time to the game clock is easy to do. Clicking into any numerical boxes allows the user to instantly adjust the values. Preselected break lengths can be launched from shortcut buttons.
At the end of the game, users can choose to generate an excel log file. Every point and game event is logged in order and tied to timestamps from the game clock.
Easy Setup Screen
When the software initializes, or after a game reset, a setup screen loads.
This allows you to set all game parameters that might be used, adjust timings, and change team names if you don't want to use Home-Away.
There are default setups stored inside of it for most FIBA or North American leagues, and users can create and save their own setups to quick load if they are using it for tournaments or specific game situations.