Features
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Only the balls that are on
The potting pad offers the balls you can legally pot next, so you record the frame without stopping to work out the sequence.
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Breaks, fouls and points remaining
See the running break, record fouls from four to seven, and keep the points still on the table in view throughout the frame.
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Four formats, one scorer
Play standard snooker on 15, 10 or 6 reds, the ten-minute Shoot Out, Brazilian sinuca, or Killer with up to six players.
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Rules that change with the game
The app applies the right scoring flow for the format: shot clocks in Shoot Out, flat-seven fouls in Brazilian, and lives in Killer.
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Undo a miscount
Tap undo when the wrong ball goes in or a score is called back. Correct the frame without starting the match again.
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History with context
Revisit completed matches, follow your break record and compare results within the format you actually played.
How it works
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Choose the game
Pick standard snooker, Shoot Out, Brazilian or Killer, then choose the rack, frame format and players that fit the night.
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Tap each scoring shot
Tap the ball that was potted or record a foul. The score, break and points remaining update as the frame unfolds.
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Return to the result
Finished frames land in match history with their scores and break record, ready when you want to look back.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does Snooker Scoreboard track?
It keeps the live score, running breaks, fouls, points remaining, frames and finished-match history.
Which snooker formats does it support?
Standard snooker on 15, 10 or 6 reds, ten-minute Shoot Out, Brazilian sinuca, and Killer.
Can I score a best-of match?
Yes. Standard snooker supports a single frame or best of 3, 5 or 7 frames.
How does it handle a foul?
For standard snooker, the scoring pad lets you record fouls worth 4, 5, 6 or 7 points. Other formats use their own rules, including flat-seven fouls in Brazilian.
Does it show points remaining?
Yes. During standard snooker, the live frame shows the points that remain on the table so you can see when snookers are needed.
Does Shoot Out have a shot clock?
Yes. Shoot Out uses a ten-minute frame and its shot clock runs at 15 seconds for the first five minutes, then 10 seconds for the last five.
How many people can play Killer?
Killer supports from two to six players. Each player starts with three lives and the last player remaining wins.
Can I undo a score?
Yes. Undo rolls back the last recorded event, so you can correct a miscount without restarting the frame.
Does it save past matches?
Yes. Completed matches are saved in history, with breaks and statistics kept separately by format.
Does Snooker Scoreboard work on iPad?
Yes. It is built for iPhone and iPad.
Do I need an account?
No account is required to use the app.