Scoreghetti – How to Use (Now with Extra Sauce)
- Welcome to Scoreghetti — the scoreboard that’s as easy to use as boiling pasta (but don’t forget your password, or you’ll be left with spaghetti sadness).
- Enter Access Code
Pick any text as your access code — your team name, your cat’s nickname, or your favourite pasta shape. Just make sure it hasn’t already been used. No duplicates allowed in this kitchen. If it’s a unique access code, you will be asked for a password and confirmation to register. - Set a Password
Choose a password you’ll remember. Seriously. There’s no “Forgot Password” button, no recovery email, no second chances. If you forget it, your match data is gone like yesterday’s leftovers. - Login
Click Login to enter your scoreboard. Use the same access code and password again later to resume your match and view your history. It’s like bookmarking your pasta battle. - Public View
Click Public View to open a live, read-only version of the Game page. Want to spectate a match? Enter a known access code or click Active Matches to see what’s cooking. - Show Active Matches
See a list of all currently active matches — basically, all the access codes currently in play. It’s like peeking into everyone’s pasta pot. - Manage Scores
Use the Game Page to update scores and view your match history.
Click a score to increase it.
Click the “–” button to subtract 1 (no garlic required).
Change player names anytime.
A glowing highlight means it’s their break.
Click Switch Break to swap turns — yes, it does exactly what it says.
Click Save to lock in your current score and start a fresh match at 0–0.
There is no undo — once saved, it’s al dente forever.
- No personal info collected. We don’t want your email, your phone number, or your grandma’s lasagna recipe.
- Lost access code or password? Sorry, we can’t help. Your match data is gone.
- Old match data may be deleted to save space. Want to keep it? Use Export to CSV in the History view.
- Intended Use: Scoreghetti is for casual, social competitions. Not suitable for official tournaments, Olympic qualifiers, or resolving intergalactic disputes.