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The wireless, app-driven score clock for hockey, basketball, volleyball, ringette, baseball, and box lacrosse. No training, no panic — parent volunteers pick it up in seconds.
How It Works
No new scoreboard, no rewiring the rink — BlitzBox links the timekeeper's phone to the scoreboard you already own. The wired model sits between your controller and the board; the wireless model replaces the controller outright.
Plug BlitzBox into power and your existing Nevco or Daktronics controller cable. A wired install takes under a minute; wireless setups take a bit longer.
A volunteer scans a QR code and runs the clock, score, penalties, and horn from a phone over Bluetooth — no training needed.
The board lights up on the wall, parents follow live in the app, and the league gets clean game data — all at once.
What we make
Three products, three audiences, one connection. Each is useful on its own and unmistakable together.
One box, one connection: the timekeeper's phone to your scoreboard. The wired model taps in between your controller and the board; the wireless model takes the controller's place entirely.
The game, wherever you are. Any volunteer can run the clock with no training, and anyone can follow live score and time for free.
Every game, on the record. Leagues get clean, structured game data — scores, timing, event logs — ready for standings, stats, and broadcast overlays.
Scoreboards
No rip-and-replace. BlitzBox speaks to the scoreboard already bolted to your wall — and we add new boards as venues ask.
Happy Parents
See what parents say after running a game with BlitzBox.
Every rink needs to get one of these now!!! Just had a game with 13 penalties and it was a breeze!
For the parent who is timid about volunteering for clock... this app is a no brainer. Very user friendly! Thank you for creating this app!
This app is amazing, every scoreboard/clock needs to be compatible with this app.
Get started
Ready to go? Buy the BlitzBox today. Want to see it first? Book a 15-minute demo and we'll show it running on your own Nevco or Daktronics board, over a video call.