Live leaderboards, prize money, and catch photos on the TVs, projectors, and LED walls at your event. They are auto-refreshing web pages, built and formatted to your screen, so nobody has to stand there updating them.

There is no display software to buy and no separate system to keep in sync. The board reads the same tournament your staff is already scoring.
Send us your screen and we format the page to it. A 55" TV at the weigh-in, a projector under the tent, an ultrawide behind the stage, or a portrait LED tower. Type sizes, column counts, and margins are all set for that panel.
Anything with a web browser can run it: a Fire TV Stick, a mini PC, a laptop, or the LED wall’s own controller. Nothing to install, nothing to license per screen.
The page pulls fresh numbers roughly every 30 seconds and rotates through its pages on its own. No one stands at a laptop hitting refresh, and no one retypes a leaderboard into a slide deck.
Run one board or rotate through several. Each one is its own URL, so different screens can show different things at the same time.
Standings by division, daily, or aggregate, updating as your team verifies scores.
Live purse totals, entry counts, and the per-place split for every jackpot and optional.
Photos and video from the fleet as catches come in, sized to fill the screen.
Boats out today, lay days, and the full participant list for spectators and the dock.
Sponsor logos placed in the layout or rotated between boards so partners get real screen time.
Lines in, lines out, weigh-in times, and awards details on the same rotation.
From a single TV bolted to a trailer to a two-story LED tower on the dock.

A 504 × 1680 portrait LED tower on the dock, cycling heaviest fish, top release, and daily boards.

A single TV and a browser. Jackpot totals and entry counts update themselves while the crowd watches.

Division purses and the full per-place split, with a live timestamp so anglers know how current it is.
A leaderboard that looks right on a laptop looks wrong on a 20-foot wall. Every board is laid out for the screen it will actually run on.
Boards are laid out in viewport units, so they fill the panel edge to edge. The Big Rock LED tower runs a 504 × 1680 portrait board; the same system drives a 16:9 TV and a 4K ultrawide.
Tournament colors, logos, and display fonts. Headline type is set heavy and condensed so it reads from across the parking lot and holds up in direct sun.
When there is more to show than fits, the board pages through it on a timer instead of shrinking type until nobody can read it.
Divisions, jackpots, youth and ladies categories, dailies, aggregates, and released-fish points all come straight from your tournament.
Payout boards carry a live timestamp and an "estimated, subject to final results" line, so what the crowd reads matches what your team is still verifying.
Built for dock wifi and hotspots. The board keeps showing the last good numbers instead of dropping to a blank screen when the connection hiccups.
Most tournaments run a template the first year and go custom once they know what the crowd wants to see.
Proven layouts we already run at other events, branded to your tournament.
We design the board around your screen, your sponsors, and the way your event runs.
Every board also ships as an embeddable widget. Paste one line of code into your tournament site and the leaderboard, payouts, participants, or catch feed show up there too, updating on the same data as the screens at the event.
Tournament websites and widgets
Send us the size, the resolution, and where it sits at your event. We will build the board around it.
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