A youth soccer scorekeeper that stays out of the way.

Prepare the match before kickoff

Choose the teams, set up the periods and keep reusable players ready before the referee starts the game. Upcoming and finished matches live in the same app, so weekly scorekeeping does not begin with another blank page.

• Reuse teams and players across games
• Set the match clock and periods for the game you are keeping
• Plan a kickoff time for an upcoming match
• Keep previous matches in game history

For a closer look at the controls, see the soccer scoreboard and match timer guide.

Record the moment, then look back up

A goal starts with one tap on the scoring team's card. The scorer and assist are optional, so the score does not depend on having every player detail ready. Yellow and red cards can be recorded alongside the match events that matter.

Keep the clock with the score

Running a separate stopwatch creates one more place to look. ScoreShare keeps the match clock, score and current period together. It does not decide the rules of the game; the scorekeeper chooses the setup that fits the match.

Let one person score while everyone else follows

The scorekeeper should not also have to narrate the match in a group chat. Turn on the live game and share its link so family and teammates can follow the score, clock and timeline themselves. Read more about live score sharing.

A practical match record, not an official report

ScoreShare is a sideline tool for grassroots soccer. It can keep the game history, goals, assists and cards you record, but it does not replace a referee, club system or official league submission.

Looking for ways to support the player beyond the scoreboard? Read our guide to positive soccer parenting.