iPhone · Football · NBA · NFL
Every match you follow, the moment it turns.
Every competition it carries, refreshed while the match runs. Starting elevens drawn on the pitch, every goal and card in order, the table beside them — and the score on your Lock Screen without the app open.
Free to read. Requires iOS 18 or later.
- 18
- competitions, from the Champions League to the NFL
- 3
- sports — football, basketball, American football
- 60s
- between upstream polls while a match is running
- 0
- accounts, sign-ups or passwords
A scores app that finishes the sentence.
Most of them stop at the number. The interesting part is what put it there.
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Live scores
The day's fixtures in one list, each card carrying both clubs' colours so a screen of eight matches is scannable at a glance. Live minutes tick; finished matches say so.
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The whole match
Starting elevens drawn on the pitch, the timeline of every goal, card and substitution, team and player numbers, and the league table with both clubs picked out.
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Follow anything
A club, a player, a league, or one single match. Goals and full time arrive as a notification, and your day can be narrowed to nothing but the teams you follow.
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A reading of the match
Who is in control, what changes next, the key players and factors, and a likely score with the confidence behind it — the analysis, written from the live data.
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On the Lock Screen
Put a match on your Lock Screen and the score keeps itself current with the app closed — pushed the moment it changes, not on a timer.
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Tables that mean something
Football counts points and goal difference; the NBA and the NFL count percentage, games behind and streak. Each sport gets its own columns rather than a shared lowest common denominator.
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No account, no odds
Nothing to sign up for and nothing to log in to. Betting odds are not carried anywhere in the app — not on a screen, not in a summary.
Open a match, get the match.
Four tabs and no dead ends. The summary is the story of the game in order; lineups are drawn where the players stood; stats are the two clubs side by side; the table is the league with these two picked out of it.
- Starting elevens on the pitch, with shirt numbers and substitutions
- Key plays, or every play, for all three sports
- Tap a player for their season, tap a club for their form
- Standings underneath, without leaving the match
ScoreX Pro
And a reading of the match itself.
Who is likely to be in control, what changes it, the players it turns on, and a likely score with the confidence behind it — before the whistle, or while the match is running.
Written by AI from the live data, the form and the last meetings. It can be wrong, and the app says so.
What is in an analysis →An example, with the app's own demonstration numbers — not a prediction for a real match.
The score, without the app.
Start a Live Activity on a match and it sits on the Lock Screen for the rest of the game. When the score changes, the change is pushed — so it is current the moment you glance at it, not the next time something happens to refresh.
- Updated by push while the app is closed
- Updated straight from the screen while it is open, at no cost
- Ends itself at full time
Eighteen competitions.
Ordered by how much of the world watches — and picked so the screen has something on it year round, international breaks and European summers included. Every one of them has its table, its fixtures and its latest results on this site: see them all.
Football
American football
Every match you follow, the moment it turns.
ScoreX is free to read. Pro is for the part that reaches you when the app is closed — and it is what pays for the feed behind all of it.
Weekly, monthly or yearly, with a three-day free trial on the yearly plan. Auto-renewing; cancel any time from your Apple ID settings. Prices are shown in the app in your own currency.
- Goal and full-time alerts for every club, player and match you follow
- In-depth AI match analysis — a credit each, refilled with your plan
- Live Activities on the Lock Screen — the score without opening the app
- Lineups, the pitch, every play and the full table
- No ads, no limits
Questions.
How live is live?
The scores are polled from the upstream feed every sixty seconds while a match is running, written as static files, and read by the app about every twenty seconds. In practice a goal is on your screen within a minute or so of the net moving.
Is it free?
Reading is free. A Pro subscription adds notifications for what you follow and Lock Screen tracking, and removes the ads.
Do I need an account?
No. There is nothing to sign up for and no password. What you follow is kept on your device; notifications work by subscribing your phone to a topic per team or match, which does not tell us who you are.
Are these official scores?
No. Scores, lineups and tables come from a third-party sports feed and are provided for information only — they are not the official record of any competition, league or governing body.
Is there betting or odds data?
No. The feed carries odds on some fixtures and the app deliberately has no field for them, so they reach neither a screen nor a summary. Nothing in ScoreX is betting advice.
What is the match analysis?
A reading of one match written by an AI model from the live data, the form and the last meetings: who is in control, what changes next, the key players and factors, and a likely score with a confidence figure. It is part of Pro — what is in one. It can be wrong, and the app says so on every one; it is not betting advice.
Can I see the tables without the app?
Yes. Every competition has a page here with the current table, the fixtures that are coming and the latest results — start from the competitions page. The app is where the live minute, the lineups and the notifications are.
Android?
Not yet. ScoreX is an iPhone app and requires iOS 18 or later; the Lock Screen tracking is built on Live Activities, which is an Apple feature.
Get ScoreX.
Free to read, on iPhone. Something wrong, or a competition you want added? Write to hello@jazzgames.net.