Judo, wrestling, BJJ, ADCC and sambo on one board — on Windows, Mac, iPad and iPhone. Free, no account needed to score, and it works offline.
Prefer a direct download? Get the Mac zip or Windows zip — no store account needed.
Download the app and start scoring. No account, no sign-up, no internet required — one tap per score, and the hold-down clock counts itself.
Big buttons for every score and penalty, built for speed in fast-paced bouts. The osaekomi (hold-down) clock runs itself, and judo goes to Golden Score when time ends level.
No internet needed to score. Run it in a hall with no Wi-Fi, a garage dojo, or a venue whose network drops halfway through the day.
The full board on Windows, Mac and iPad, an iPhone Duo board, and an essentials board on other iPhones. Same app, free on every one.
Pick the sport and the board follows its official rules — its own periods and breaks, overtime or golden score, advantages, penalty ladder and tie-breaks.
BJJ gets takedowns, sweeps, guard passes, mounts and advantages; wrestling gets its points and cautions; judo keeps its ippon, waza-ari and shido. Each one is as quick to score as the next.
Start from any sport — or from a simple rounds or big-button points board — then rename the scores, change what they're worth, the bout length and the penalties. A live preview shows the board and the big screen as you go.
Shorter bouts for U12, a longer final, an extra shido for the juniors — add a version for an age group, a round, or both. Each version keeps the main rules and says exactly what it changes.
Open the scoreboard window on the hall's TV or projector — over HDMI, or AirPlay from an iPad or Mac. The scoreboard shows on its own up there, while the controls stay on your computer or iPad.
The match score and whose contest is on, on the board and the hall's screen. IJF mixed, women's and men's team formats are built in, and a format editor covers any sport.
IpponBoard now runs on iPhone too. Score a randori, a grading or a club match from your phone — big buttons, the clock up top and hold-down buttons at the bottom.

Build the draw at app.ipponboard.com, then sign in on each mat's board, pick the tournament and the mat. The next bout goes up by itself and every result goes straight back — brackets and results fill in on their own. See tournament management.
The mat's bouts are downloaded to the board. If the network goes, results are saved on the device and the brackets keep moving — then everything sends itself when you're back online.
Bout times, golden score and draws come with every bout from the tournament, so the board is always set up for the division on the mat — and the referee's call is right there when it's level.
Each mat's bouts arrive on its board, and as results come back the draw and the results fill in by themselves — no one re-typing scores at the desk.
You never need an account to score. But a free IpponBoard account keeps your rule presets and team formats on every board you sign in to, and signs you in to run a tournament from the board.
Start sign-up on the board and it pairs with a code. Or create one on the web — either way it's free.
Build your rules once and they're waiting on every board you sign in to, at the club or at the venue.
Sign in, pick the tournament and the mat, and the board takes it from there.
Score every mat, on the hall's screen, online or off
Add competition pressure to randori and rolling
Club v club team events with the team score on screen
Practise officiating with realistic scoring
Free forever. No account required to score.
Direct downloads: Mac zip · Windows zip · Get started guide
Yes, completely free. No account needed to score, no ads and no in-app purchases. Download it and start scoring.
Windows, Mac, iPad and iPhone. Mac, iPad and iPhone are on the App Store; Windows is on the Microsoft Store. Direct downloads are also available for Mac and Windows if you prefer to skip the store. Windows, Mac and iPad get the full board; an iPhone Duo gets it when unfolded, and other iPhones get an essentials board built for a phone.
Judo (IJF), wrestling (UWW freestyle and Greco-Roman), BJJ (IBJJF), ADCC and sambo (FIAS), each with its own periods, breaks, overtime or golden score, advantages, penalties and tie-breaks. You can also make your own rules with the scoreboard builder.
Yes. When regular time ends level in judo, IpponBoard goes to Golden Score with a clear visual indicator. Other sports use their own overtime and tie-break rules.
No. The scoreboard works completely offline. When you run a tournament from the board, the mat's bouts are downloaded to the device, so it keeps going all day if the venue Wi-Fi drops; results are saved and sent when you're back online.
Not to score. A free IpponBoard account is optional: it keeps your rule presets and team formats on every board you sign in to, and lets you sign in to run a tournament from the board. You can create one from the board itself.
Yes. Open the scoreboard window on the hall's TV or projector: the scoreboard shows on its own there, and you keep the controls on your computer or iPad.
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