
OutScore was built at the rink. Draft your teams, hand a phone to the scorekeeper, and everyone in the building can follow the goals, the assists, and the race to the final.
Scoring works the way hockey works: goals, assists, and penalties on a period clock, with standings that update after every game. Shorten the periods for 4v4 or ball hockey and it still feels right.
Draft tournaments, weekend cups, and rec leagues on ice or pavement. If it has goals and a clock, it fits.
No. Every schedule, score, and leaderboard lives on a public page anyone can open from a link.