Quick Snap Stats
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Scoresheet in
Upload a photo, image, scan, or PDF.
Keep score your way
Turn scoresheets into stats.
Upload a photo, image, scan, or PDF of your completed baseball, softball, golf, or curling scoresheet. Quick Snap turns it into clean boxscores, player stats, and season totals.
Paper or tablet. Use the scoresheet you already have.
Keep score your way
Use the completed scoresheet you already have.
Photograph or scan a paper sheet, choose an existing image, or annotate a PDF on your tablet and upload the completed page directly. You do not have to change how you keep score.
Stats out
Review the extracted game and boxscore.
Track all season
Build player, team, and season stats from every game.
Official printable and tablet-friendly Quick Snap baseball and basketball scoresheet PDFs are coming soon.
Everything Quick Snap can do
More than a scoresheet scanner.
Turn completed scoresheets into stats, manage teams and tournaments, publish results, and keep your season in one place.
Showing feature 1 of 6: A completed baseball scoresheet becoming a clean Quick Snap Stats digital boxscore
Upload a completed scoresheet
Take a photo, choose an existing image, or upload a completed PDF from your tablet.
Choose or drop a scoresheetClear, filled-out sheets work best.PNG, JPG, WebP up to 10MB · PDF up to 20MB.
Sheet style
Choose a sport first
Scorekeeping basics
What is a boxscore?
A boxscore is the clean game summary that comes after the paper sheet: final score, inning or period totals, player stats, and key team totals. It helps coaches review the game, parents follow along, and league admins keep public standings consistent.
View a boxscore exampleWho it helps
Built for real scorekeeping jobs
Quick Snap Stats is useful for volunteer scorekeepers, coaches, parents, tournament directors, and league admins who already collect paper sheets but do not want to retype every game into a spreadsheet.
Read common mistakesAI limits
Scanning is a first draft, not an official ruling
Handwriting, shadows, folded pages, unusual scorebook formats, and missing totals can all affect scan quality. Every scan should be reviewed before it is saved to a team, league, tournament, or public stats page.
Read the AI disclaimerBetter scans
A clearer photo saves review time
Put the sheet flat, use even light, keep the whole page in frame, and check that player names and totals are readable before uploading. A quick retake is usually faster than fixing a blurry scan later.
Photo tips for scanningWhere do you want to go?
Upload a scoresheetAdd a completed sheet and review the extracted game.PricingPlans, tournament passes, and scan packs.SearchFind public teams/leagues and tournaments.ContactSend support a question or request.GuidesRead scorekeeping and stats resources.ExamplesSee realistic boxscores and stat tables.