Start without sign-up
Open a match and score. An account is optional and only needed for sharing.
Offline-first scoring
The signal can leave.
The score doesn’t.
Scorecord saves your match on your phone first. Keep scoring on the ground, in the basement or wherever the network gives up.
Pick up where you left off
Your match stays on the phone, ready when the app opens again.
Sync when you choose
Go live or back up when you have signal. Offline balls catch up on their own.
Your scorebook should not depend on a cell tower
Cricket is played in places that were never designed with signal in mind: school grounds behind thick walls, terraces, indoor courts and long outfields at the edge of town. A scoring app that needs the internet to record a ball will fail you exactly when you need it.
Scorecord is local-first. Every ball is written to your phone the moment you tap it. The network is optional, so a weak signal can never lose or delay a score.
What works with no signal
- Setting up a match, the toss and choosing batters.
- Scoring every ball, including extras, wickets and free hits.
- Undo, strike changes and the over strip.
- The full scorecard and your match history.
Try it on the homepageThe offline demo shows exactly what happens when the signal drops, and how a live link catches up afterwards.
Going live? Offline balls catch up
If you share a live link and the signal drops halfway through, keep scoring. The balls are saved on the phone and sent to the live match as soon as you are back online. People following the link see the score fill in.
No account to get in the way
Because nothing has to be synced to start, there is nothing to sign in to. Open the app, score, close it. If you later want a live link, you sign in once. Until then, Scorecord asks you for nothing. More in the cricket scoring app overview.
Questions, answered.
Can I really score a whole match with no internet?
Yes. Every ball is saved on your phone as you score it. Setup, scoring, undo and the final scorecard all work with no connection.
What do I lose when I am offline?
Only the online extras: live links and cloud backup need a connection. They catch up on their own when the signal returns.
What happens if I close the app or my phone restarts?
The match is still there. Reopen Scorecord and continue from the last ball.
If I go live and lose signal, do I lose balls?
No. The balls you score while offline are kept on the phone and sent to the live match once the connection returns.
Do I need an account to score offline?
No. You can score fully offline without ever signing in.
Score anywhere, signal or not.
Free to score. No account needed. Works with no signal.