Capability
Set your tournament's scoring rules once and every match inherits them automatically. Choose between best-of-3 or best-of-5 sets, enable or disable advantage scoring (no-ad mode uses sudden death at deuce), and configure tiebreak rules at 6-6.
Best-of-3 or best-of-5 sets per tournament
Advantage scoring or no-ad sudden death at deuce
Automatic tiebreak trigger at 6-all in any set
Rules set at tournament level, inherited by every match
The engine chains together every scoring transition without manual intervention. Points advance to games, games advance to sets, and sets decide the match. Tiebreaks activate at 6-6 with their own first-to-7, two-point-lead rules. Server rotation follows official tennis rules including the tiebreak alternation pattern.
Point → Game → Set → Match progression handled automatically
Tiebreak scoring: first to 7 with a 2-point lead
Server alternates every game; tiebreak rotation after first point, then every 2 points
Manual server override available if the rotation needs correcting
Made a tap error? Undo instantly. The engine maintains a stack of up to 50 state snapshots so you can revert any point, including the match-ending point. Undoing a completed match re-opens it, reverses bracket advancement, reverts participant stats, and restores tournament status — no data is lost.
Up to 50-point undo depth stored per match
Undo the match-ending point to reopen a completed match
Bracket advancement and participant stats automatically reversed
Confirmation dialog before undo to prevent accidental reverts
On the web, enter a distraction-free full-screen overlay. The screen splits into two halves — tap either side to score a point. A center scoreboard displays the current game, set scores, and tiebreak status. Flash animations confirm each tap, and the match complete screen shows the final result with a set-by-set breakdown.
Split-screen tap zones for each player
Live center scoreboard with game points, sets, and tiebreak indicator
Visual flash feedback on each scored point
Match complete screen with winner announcement and full score table
Every scoring action can be logged for post-match review. When enabled, the system records the full state before and after each point, undo, and server change — including player names, round, and match number. Logs are exportable as CSV for tournament records.
Logs every action: score_point, undo, set_server, init_match
Captures full state snapshot before and after each action
Opt-in per user, controlled by site administrator
CSV export of scoring logs per tournament
ScoreForge gives your operations team the tools to manage brackets, score matches live, and broadcast results — all from one platform.