Flag football scoreboard · Android closed beta

Run the game.
Carry the crowd.

The flag football scoreboard made for the person holding the whistle — and everyone holding their breath.

Field / referee6:31Home 18LIVEAway 14Q2Fan view / 47 watching

Field to fence

One call.
Every screen.

A touchdown should not become a group chat debate. ReadyRef turns one referee action into the score, play log, and live fan view — without anybody refreshing. One flag football app covers live scoring, watch codes, season scheduling, and standings.

Live scoring Watch codes Scheduling Standings
The ReadyRef referee screen: Home 18, Away 14, 6:31 left in the 2nd, with scoring buttons and a play log.
The refereeTaps the call
The sidelineScoreboard mode
The ReadyRef fan view: the same 18-14 score on 2nd down, with a pick-a-side bar, a correct prediction worth 25 Game Score, live reactions, 36 fan credits, and the running play log.
Every fanIn any browser
One tap from the ref and every spectator’s scoreboard moves with it — next down, turnover, touchdown. Nothing to refresh, nothing to install.

Already watching?

Six characters.
Front-row access.

Every game gets a code. Parents, players, and fans open it in any browser and follow the clock, score, downs, reactions, and play-by-play.

Free to watch. No account. No download.

No code? Find your league →

Built at game speed

Not a timer wearing a jersey.

ReadyRef understands downs, rushes, timeouts, possession, intervals, and the messy moments between plays — the flag football rules a generic sports timer never learned. See the full referee scoreboard →

  1. 1Big controls. Zero hunting.Score, down, flag, turnover, and clock controls stay inside thumb range.
  2. 2Mistakes are reversible.Every action lands in a play log with instant undo.
  3. 3Built for actual flag rules.Rush limits, configurable downs, girl-play tracking, sacks, picks, and pulls.
  4. 4More than one whistle.Keep up to five referees synchronized on the same game.
  5. 5Eyes up, not down.Map calls to the phone’s volume keys or a paired Bluetooth remote and run the clock without looking at the screen.
The ReadyRef referee character signalling a call

The other sideline

The fence becomes the front row.

Live score. Play-by-play. Reactions. Predictions. Momentum. The people watching get a reason to stay in the game instead of asking what happened.

The ReadyRef fan view: a spectator answers "Who scores first?", Home scores, and the correct call banks 25 Game Score.

In the ReadyRef fan view, a spectator is asked who scores first and taps Home. The answer locks in, Home scores a touchdown, and the prediction resolves as correct — banking 25 Game Score on the game's Top Fans leaderboard.

Open the live fan view
+25Answer game-aware questions to climb the leaderboard.
Live reactions. Every tap lands on every screen.

Rank progress

680 / 1000 Fan Score to Season Regular

League control

One season.
No spreadsheet.

Generate flag football schedules, find conflicts, assign referees, publish the season, and let final scores flow into standings and brackets.

16

Teams

32

Games

0

Conflicts

See league operations

Your public league site

readyref.app/leagues/your-league

Schedule, live standings, and teams that families can bookmark and local search can find. Browse league sites →

Included with every paid plan — not an add-on.
Player names are never published on youth league sites.

League Pulse

The season keeps its own stats.

Scheduled games roll into team leaderboards, season superlatives, and player leaders — built from the calls the referee already made. See League Pulse →

Rush limitsDownsFlag pullsSacksInterceptionsTimeoutsInstant undo

Pick your sideline

Same game engine.
Different operating scale.

Free

$0

Prove it on one field.

  • 1 live game · 1 referee
  • 1 league · 3 teams · 1 concurrent season
  • Schedule and standings included · ads supported
Run a game

Plus

$3.99/mo

For parents and one-season organizers.

  • 3 live games · up to 3 referees per game
  • Stats, history, unlimited statisticians, brackets
  • 1 league · 8 teams · no ads
Run a season

League

$24.99/mo

For organizers running the operation.

  • 10 live games · up to 5 referees per game
  • 2 leagues · 24 teams per season · public league site
  • 8 concurrent seasons · crew access
Run the league

Free · Nothing to install

Run your next game from this phone.

ReadyRef opens straight in your browser — the whole app, not a preview. Score, clock, downs, rushes and a timestamped play log, with a live watch link you hand the sideline. One live game is free forever.

Works on iPhone and Android. Fans watching a game never need an account.

Android closed beta

Already tried it? The native Android build adds volume-button and Bluetooth remote control, so you can keep your eyes on the play. Put your name down for a test invite.

Only ReadyRef access and product updates.

Quick answers

Before kickoff.

Still wondering? Talk to us, or read the flag football guides — rules, drills, field dimensions, and how to run a league.

Is ReadyRef free?+

Yes. Run live games free and let fans watch free in any browser. Paid plans add saved teams, stats, notifications, scheduling, and tournament tools.

How do fans watch?+

Every game gets a six-character code and shareable link. No app or account is required.

Is there an iPhone version?+

ReadyRef is currently in closed beta on Android. iOS is planned.

Can I run the game without looking at my phone?+

Mostly, yes. On Android you can map calls like next down, clock start/stop, and flag to the phone’s own volume buttons or to any paired Bluetooth remote — a clicker, ring remote, or camera shutter. Presses still register with the screen off, and haptic feedback confirms each one.

Can it run a whole season?+

Yes. League tools cover schedules, assignments, conflict detection, standings, tournaments, and a public website.

Does it work for youth flag football?+

Yes. ReadyRef is used for youth flag football leagues, school and church programs, and adult recreational play. Girl-play counters, rush limits, and configurable downs handle the rule sets youth leagues actually run, and public league sites never publish player names.

Can it run a flag football tournament?+

Yes. Build single-elimination brackets or round-robin pools, seed by standings, manual order, or random draw, and let final scores advance the bracket automatically.