Pinball league and tournament scoring · Built to beat paper

Score it.Send it.Done.

Everyone keeps score.
Nobody logs in.

RoundsUp is pinball league and tournament scoring software. Players can enter league scores from their phones without an account, while directors run the night and share standings with the room.

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Scorekeepers: use the link your admin sent you.

Sunset Pinball League · Meet #18

Round 4 of 4

Live

Godzilla

Group A

Final

Marisol Vega

142,350,810

Dewey Tran

96,118,400

Final

Medieval Madness

Group B

Final

Diego Ramos

31,450,200

Hannah Kim

23,884,560

Final

Attack From Mars

Group C

Final

Junko Sato

1,204,318,940

Tomas Beck

866,402,210

Final

Jurassic Park

Group D

Entering

Priya Anand

61,220,930

Wes Okafor

Entering

roundsup.app/sunsetScored from players' phones. Zero accounts.

Every button says what it will do before you press it. And everything has undo.

The player loop

Know where to go.
Know what changed.

Set the play order when a group wants one. Light or Dark mode on every phone.

1Enter the score

2See where you stand

3Know what is next

The mobile scorekeeper on game 2, Deadpool: the play order is set and two of four scores are keyed in — The scorekeeper · One phone per group · No accounts

Find my group for Hannah Kim: now on Deadpool with group 3, tonight's points game by game, and the race for the night — Find my group · Where you play, where you stand, what is next

The big screen

The room sees
the night move.

One TV in the corner carries the live night, loud and legible from across the room: every group on its machine, the games played, the last result on the ticker. When the last group lands, the champion takes the screen. It never reflows mid-glance or buries the night in a scroll.

The big-screen TV mid league night: four groups with their points, two groups done, two on their machines, and the last finished game on the ticker — The live big screen · Free on every tier

The champion moment on the big screen: Marisol V. crowned with 21 points, second and third beside her, and the final standings — The champion moment · The room sees it land

The cockpit

The mess arrives.
The cockpit holds.

Players never see this screen; you do, mid-event. Every group's games on one card, a mistyped score fixed in place, a late arrival marked FF, points set by hand when the night needs a ruling, and every change in the log with a name and a time.