For schools and colleges
Every sport, every season
School sport is not one broadcast problem, it is a dozen small ones that all happen on the same afternoon. Different sports, different scoring, different volunteers, and no broadcast department anywhere in the building.
How it works
01
Set up the programme
Your sports, your teams, your seasons. Configured once and reused every year.
02
Brand it once
School colours, crest and sponsors, applied to every sport you play.
03
Students and staff score
From a phone, at the field, by whoever is already keeping score.
04
The stream does the rest
Graphics follow the score automatically, sport by sport, with no operator.
Every sport
Different sports, one standard
Basketball needs a basketball scorebug. Volleyball needs sets. Track needs something else entirely. Each sport gets its own scoreboard and its own live functions, all wrapped in the same school identity.
That is the part schools usually get wrong: one sport looks good and the rest look like an afterthought. Here they cannot, because they are all running off the same package.
No broadcast staff
Nobody has to run the desk
A Game Plan holds the whole sequence: what shows before the game, what happens when the score changes, when the sponsor slots play, what goes up at the end. Set it once per sport and every fixture that season follows it.
The realistic staffing model for a school is a student with a phone. Everything else has to be configuration, because there is nobody to hire.
Funding
Local sponsors, counted properly
Sponsor logos, pre-roll, mid-game bumpers and half-time slots play on schedule across every stream the school runs. Impressions are tracked, so the business that sponsored the season gets a report rather than a thank-you.
For a lot of programmes this is the only part of the pitch that matters. The broadcast is what makes the sponsorship sellable.
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