Scores, as they happen
The count and the bases. Possession, down and distance, and the red zone. Power plays, fouls to give, and the clock — drawn the way a broadcast draws them.
Live scores · standings · stocks · flights
The bottom line,
in your own room.
GridTicker is a broadcast ticker for the things you actually follow. It runs in a browser on your desk, and on a bright LED panel that hangs on the wall and looks after itself.
Running right now, on this page — the ticker itself, drawing built-in fixtures. Open it full width.
What goes across the screen
Standings and the race
Division and conference tables beside the games, and the wild card picture when it is the thing everyone is actually watching.
Racing and golf
A live leaderboard, the running order with car numbers and flags, and a lap counter — or a Sunday card with who is through what.
Stocks
Your watchlist with the day's move and a line of how it got there, beside the scores instead of in another tab.
Headlines
The outlets you choose, with their mastheads, and a badge on the ones that just broke.
Planes overhead
What is actually above your house, where it came from and where it is going, for the people who look up.
One account. Every screen.
Pick your teams once. The browser on your desk, the widget on your phone and every panel on your wall follow the same account — and each one can show something different. Stocks at the desk, scores on the wall, nothing after bedtime.
- Plug the panel in. It brings up its own Wi-Fi and asks your phone for your network.
- Type the code it shows. That links it to your account — there is nothing to copy onto the Pi.
- Choose what it shows. Teams, feeds, hours. It updates itself from then on.
The hardware, if you want it
A 37-inch strip of LED that hangs on a wall and needs one cable. It draws the same ticker you see above, at the brightness you set, and goes dark on the schedule you give it. Or build your own: the panel software is open source, and the parts list is in Help.
Tell me when it opens
GridTicker is in testing with a small group. When it opens it is $10 a month for everything — browser, phone and as many panels as you like — with the first seven days at no charge. Leave an address and we will write once, on the day.
One message, when accounts open. Nothing else, and you can ask to come off the list by replying to it. See Privacy.