Can I have more than four?

Not here — four corners is what fits on one screen and stays readable across a room. A Kloot account runs up to five counters on an overlay, or ten on Pro.

Does it keep the score between games?

No. Nothing is stored, so each visit starts at zero for everyone. That is deliberate: a scoreboard that remembers last week’s game is a scoreboard you have to clear before you can use it.

Can I use it for a board game night?

That is what it is for. Put the tab on a TV or a laptop in the middle of the table and press + as people score — there is nothing to install and nobody has to make an account.

Can I put a scoreboard on my stream?

Yes. Each counter is its own overlay item on any plan; on Pro you can group two to four of them into a single scoreboard box that takes one spot on your layout, with each counter keeping its own deck keys.

Is anything uploaded?

No. Names and scores stay in this browser tab and are never sent anywhere.

Free tools

Keep score for four

Name each player and press + when they score. Four counters, one screen, no account. Nothing is uploaded — close the tab and the game is over.

Try it in a browser — Free

Your counters

Keyboard: + and − to count, R to reset. Nothing is uploaded — close the tab and it is gone.

Player 10

Player 20

Player 30

Player 40

Four separate counters, four corners — rename each one for your game.

Is there a free online scoreboard for a few players?

Yes — this one keeps score for up to four, with a name you set for each. Press + when someone scores and − to correct it. It runs in your browser with no account and nothing stored. On a stream, Kloot runs the same counters on your overlay, and on Pro groups two to four of them into one scoreboard box.

How it works

1Rename the four counters for your players, teams or rounds.
2Press + when someone scores. Press − to take a point back.
3Reset clears all four at once for the next game.

Questions people ask

Can I have more than four?: Not here — four corners is what fits on one screen and stays readable across a room. A Kloot account runs up to five counters on an overlay, or ten on Pro.
Does it keep the score between games?: No. Nothing is stored, so each visit starts at zero for everyone. That is deliberate: a scoreboard that remembers last week’s game is a scoreboard you have to clear before you can use it.
Can I use it for a board game night?: That is what it is for. Put the tab on a TV or a laptop in the middle of the table and press + as people score — there is nothing to install and nobody has to make an account.
Can I put a scoreboard on my stream?: Yes. Each counter is its own overlay item on any plan; on Pro you can group two to four of them into a single scoreboard box that takes one spot on your layout, with each counter keeping its own deck keys.
Is anything uploaded?: No. Names and scores stay in this browser tab and are never sent anywhere.

The same counter, on your overlay

This one lives in a browser tab. Kloot’s lives on your stream.

One OBS browser source, bumped from your deck or your phone without alt-tabbing. Free runs one counter live; build up to five. Here are three of the looks it ships with — all drawn by the component below, which is the same one your overlay would use.