Your own event scoring platform, built around the way you run your games, branded as your own, and ready whenever your team needs it. We built it for our own events first.
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We weren't developers looking for a problem. We were event people with four of them.
“Can we see the scores live?”
Teams asked. Clients asked. Our team was tabulating by hand and could not update fast enough. A score written at a station has to reach someone with a laptop before anybody can see it, and by then the next game has finished.
Our games don't all score the same way
One game is points. The next is a finishing order. The one after that is a time, where the lowest number wins. Most systems we found were built around one method and asked us to pick. That is not how an event day works.
Brackets ate our afternoons
Find a generator, print it, write in each winner by hand, work out the next round, tabulate it again. It worked. It just took an afternoon our team could have spent on something a client would notice.
Clients wanted their branding on screen
Their event logo, their colours, their guidelines. Not someone else's software with a logo bolted into the corner. The developers behind generic platforms are not from this industry, so they do not see why that matters.
We looked for something that did all four.
We couldn't find it, so we built it.
We're not claiming we invented scoring software. We built ours around the realities of running team-building and corporate events, because those are the events we run.
Usually all on the same morning.
An event system doesn't just need to work technically.
It needs to work on event day.
Results go in from the people running your games. A live standing comes out, on your client's screen. GamesTally Score is USD 4,000, paid once, with no per-event or per-participant fee.
Facilitators submit from wherever they're standing. The person who saw the result is the person who enters it, so nothing gets carried back to a laptop or retyped into a spreadsheet.
Station-based scoring means each game station updates on its own, from wherever it's running. Nobody waits for a runner to walk a sheet back to the desk.
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Your games do not all work the same way, so the scoring does not either. A single event can use several of these scoring modes at once and still resolve to one standing.
Weighted scoring sits on top of any of them, per game. Tournaments are an event format, not a mode: round robin with your own win, draw and loss points, and two more formats coming. How each mode is entered and converted.
Your branding, your logo, your colours. Or your client's. It's up to you, because it's yours.
Your branding
Or your client's, for their event
Not a third party's tool with your logo bolted on. Switch on participant access and the room can follow the same standings from their own phones, read-only, in the same branding.
A games day for a large publicly listed company, August 2026. Eleven contests in a single day, no two of them scored the same way, and two more decided weeks before anyone arrived.
Seven separate points scales. Six weighted categories. Until this year, all of it captured on paper, carried back and typed up, with a second person checking because at that complexity the checking is not optional.
The scoring structure
A generic tool asks you to pick one scoring method. This event needed seven, and the client was right to want seven.
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GamesTally isn't only about what the client sees on the big screen. It's also about making things easier for the people actually running the event.
Facilitators are moving around. They're running stations, speaking to teams, watching the time, keeping things safe. They're not sitting at a desk with a laptop open.
So the facilitator side is built for a phone, held in one hand, usually while something else is going on.
There are two sides to this, and they're quite different from each other.
One
Less manual tabulation. Less time preparing brackets. Less scrambling behind the scenes while an event is running.
That time doesn't disappear. It goes back into actually running the event and adding value somewhere your client will notice.
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When clients compare event companies, most of the proposals look broadly similar. Same kinds of games, same kinds of promises, different logos.
Live scoring, live leaderboards, branded client screens and your own event technology are tangible things you can put in a pitch that a competitor can't easily match on a PDF.
It becomes part of what you're selling, not something you absorb into the cost of running the day.
You run the event.
GamesTally makes it easier to run,
and harder to compete against.
Less time tabulating. More time creating experiences clients remember.
We're not trying to sell you a platform and stop answering the phone. Getting it working properly at your events is the part that actually matters.
Someone who supports your company through onboarding and launch, so you're talking to a person who knows your setup rather than a ticket queue.
The system is designed to be straightforward to pick up. If your team wants help anyway, we run training sessions rather than pointing you at a help page.
We help get the system configured, branded and tested before you put it in front of a client. The first event should not be the one where you find out what it does.
What you have paid for does not expire and never needs renewing. Additional functionality, a new scoring method or an improvement later is separate work, quoted before anything starts. The system can keep developing alongside how your company works, at your pace and your decision.
Per-event pricing punishes you for being busy.
Most tools in this space charge per event or per participant, which means your fortieth event of the year costs you exactly what your first did. That's a strange way to price something for a company whose whole business is running events repeatedly.
We'd rather you bought it outright. The more events you run, the more you should get out of it.
USD 5,000USD 4,000
What getting started looks like
You don't have to follow exactly what we've already built. If you want something more specific, we can look at customising it.
We can explore building it around what you need. Tell us how your events actually run and we'll tell you honestly what's worth doing.
Bring us your event. Your spreadsheet. Your score sheet. Your PowerPoint. Or just tell us what's driving you mad, we'll show you what GamesTally could turn it into.
Yes, you can bring your Excel sheet.