Stat Frenzy vs Tap Live Stats

Stat Frenzy helps leagues manage teams, players, schedules, live game stats, fan views, and fantasy competition from one connected sports platform.

Every game throws off a hundred small moments. A rebound. A save. A strikeout looking. Tap Live Stats catches all of them — with one thumb, from the bleachers. TAP. THAT'S THE WHOLE WORKFLOW. Pick a sport, name the two teams, start tapping. Jersey number, action, done. The score updates itself. No menus to dig through, no spreadsheet to reconcile afterward, no clipboard left on the roof of the car. FOURTEEN SPORTS, EACH DONE PROPERLY Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cricket, Football, Gymnastics, Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Track, Volleyball, and Weightlifting — each with its own actions and its own real results, not one generic counter with the labels swapped out. Team sports get a live box score; cricket and bowling are scored ball by ball, with real scorecards; track, swimming, weightlifting, gymnastics, and bowling track every athlete in a meet, with rankings, totals, and team scores where the sport has them. WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL AT ALL Ball fields are where cell service goes to die. Tap Live Stats writes to your device first, so a dead zone in the third inning costs you nothing. Sign in and your games sync up the moment you are back on Wi-Fi. A REAL BOX SCORE THE SECOND IT ENDS Points, rebounds, shooting percentages, hits, RBIs, saves, splits — all calculated live and ready to send to the group chat before you have left the parking lot. YOUR LEAGUE, TOO If your league runs on Tap Live Stats, you also get the full schedule, field assignments, live scores, standings, and archived past seasons — plus Ask JD, an assistant that answers plain questions about your league. "When does the 12U team play next?" "Who leads the conference?" FREE TO START Track a game right now without an account. A free account adds cloud backup and three active games. Premium lifts the cap and opens your full archive and season totals. Built for the coach, the scorekeeper, and the parent who ends up keeping stats anyway.