Field / referee
Run the game.
Operate the clock, score, counters, and play log from a fast field console.
Join the testReferee console
Built for the hand holding the whistle.
Clock, score, downs, timeouts, possession, flags, and undo live in one field-ready surface. No stacked menus. No hunting for the next action while the offense is lining up.
Clock6:31ScoreLIVEPossession2ndDowns · Undo
Field controls
Every tap has a job.
The layout follows the rhythm of a possession: the most urgent state stays largest, the next call stays close, and every correction remains recoverable.
- 1Read the game at a glance.Team colors, customizable logos, score, segment, running clock, possession, downs, and timeouts stay visible above the controls.
- 2Score without breaking focus.Large buttons prioritize the calls refs make most. Haptic confirmation helps confirm the input without another look.
- 3Advance the situation.Flag, next down, intermission, turnover, and share controls sit in the same action layer instead of behind separate screens.
- 4Trust the record.Each action enters a timestamped play log. Undo reverses the latest event when a call changes.
- 5Bring a crew.Plus and League expand a game from one official to three or five, with statistician access for player attribution.
Hardware controls
The fastest button
isn’t on the screen.
On-screen calls can be mapped to physical buttons — the phone’s own volume keys, or a Bluetooth remote clipped to your lanyard. Start the clock, log the next down, or drop a flag without taking your eyes off the play.
Next down
Clock start / stop
Flag
1st down
Turnover
+6 · +1
Rush
Timeout
Mappings live in Profile → Controls and can be changed between games. Hardware mapping is on Android during the closed beta.
The buttons already in your hand
Volume up and volume down each take an assignment of their own — next down and clock start/stop out of the box. Nothing to buy and nothing to pair.
Any Bluetooth remote
Pair a clicker, ring remote, or camera shutter, tap Map Button, and press it. ReadyRef catches whatever the remote sends — media keys, arrow keys, even swipe-style signals — then asks what that button should do. Map as many as the remote has.
Screen off, game still running
Remote presses keep reaching the game with the phone dark in your pocket, and a haptic buzz confirms each one landed without a second look.
✓Every ref sets their own mapping — the crew doesn’t have to agree on one layout.
One action, every screen
The whistle blows. Every screen knows.
One tap from the ref, and every screen in the park is already caught up. The ref's call is the official one — every other screen just follows along.
A referee taps plus six for Home. The referee score updates to 18-14, then the same score and play log reach the fan view, where fans answer a prediction and react.
Pick your side
One game.
Three ways in.
ReadyRef changes shape around the job without splitting the game into disconnected tools.
Stands / fan
Play along.
Watch free by game code, pick a side, predict the next play, react, build streaks, and earn Fan Credits.
Watch a game
Sideline / organizer
Run the season.
Turn live results into schedules, standings, assignments, league sites, and season records.
League operationsLeague Pulse
The play log
becomes the record.
Every scheduled game on Plus and League rolls into League Pulse — a season-long stats view built from the calls the referee already made. Nobody exports a spreadsheet, and nobody tallies anything by hand.
Shootout of the season
Biggest blowout
Nail-biter
Clutch crew
Brick wall
Season superlatives are awarded straight from the scorelines — no stat-keeping required.
Team leaderboards
Points per game, point differential, scoring efficiency, and fewest points allowed — ranked across the season from the scores your referees post.
Player leaderboards
Six boards: touchdowns, yardage, conversions, flag pulls, interceptions, and sacks. A dedicated statistician works the sideline and credits every play to a player in real time, so the boards build as the game goes.
Season shape
Total points, touchdowns, first downs, and games played, plus league-wide scoring by down and a week-over-week trend line.
✓Yardage counts the number of times a player advances past the line of scrimmage — run or catch.
Rush limits✦Downs✦Flag pulls✦Sacks✦Interceptions✦Timeouts✦Bluetooth remotes✦Instant undo