Referee assistant
Clock, scoresheet and timeline — split between officiants.
Call in officiants for a game and give each a job. The timekeeper runs kick-off, halves, stoppages, extra time and penalties; the scorer records every goal, assist, card and substitution with the minute. One scoresheet, no double entries, and a result that's final the moment the whistle goes.

Roles, not chaos
Timekeeper, scorer or both — each officiant sees only their controls.
One pen
The scoresheet lock shows who's recording; an admin can take over cleanly.
Every sport's rules
Halves and extra time, basketball quarters and shot clock, volleyball sets and timeouts.
Undo anything
Tap ↩ on a timeline row to void it; the score and result recompute.
Call in your officiants
Pick members of the group — or the players themselves — to officiate, and assign a role. Officiants get an invite, accept on their phone and are ready before kick-off. Group admins can always step in.
- Invite from the group's roster
- Timekeeper, scorer or both
- Admins can take over any game

Run the clock, record the play
Start the match and the clock runs on every screen. Pause for an injury, add stoppage time, end the half, go to extra time or a shootout. The scorer taps the player and the event; the minute is filled in. Basketball gets a shot clock and team fouls; volleyball gets sets, side changes and timeouts.
- Phases and stoppages per sport
- Substitutions update the line-ups live
- Penalty shootouts with per-kick undo

The result writes itself
Every entry lands on the match timeline and in each player's stats. Complete the match and the result, points and leaderboard update for the whole group. Spotted a mistake afterwards? Admins can amend stats or void a row and everything recomputes.
- Timeline with ↩ undo on every row
- Post-match amendments by admins
- Stats feed player records and the leaderboard

Who it’s for
Built for the people who run the game
Referees & volunteers
Everything you need on one phone — no paper, no shouting the score across the pitch.
League organisers
Consistent records for every fixture, by whoever officiated it.
Tournament hosts
Assign officiants per match and keep brackets and results in sync.
FAQ
Questions about referee assistant
Do officiants need to be group admins?
No. Any member can be called in as an officiant for a specific game; their rights apply to that game only.
What if two people try to score at once?
Only one scorer holds the pen at a time. The other sees who's scoring and can take over if they're an admin.
Which sports have officiant mode?
Soccer and other goal sports, basketball (quarters, shot clock, fouls) and volleyball (sets, timeouts), with the activity set adapting per sport.
Can results be corrected later?
Yes. After completion, admins can record a late event or void an entry from the timeline; the final score and result update automatically.
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