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Scoring with Ohana

Enter scores by telling the assistant — a few at a time, or walked through the whole event.

Aug 23, 2026 — Paul Stroud

Any game you can score on the schedule page, you can score by telling Ohana — the sparkle button at the bottom-right of every page.

Just say the score

"Sam and Dana beat us 11-5." Ohana matches it to the right game, shows who and where before recording anything, and keeps a running count of what's left. Several scores in one message is fine — it takes them in order.

Or let it drive

Say "help me score" and Ohana lists the unscored games as a checklist, then walks through them one at a time. Stop whenever you like — unscored games simply remain, and the next time picks up from wherever things stand.

When everything's in

Ohana confirms the event is fully scored, offers the results, and offers a share card you can post.

Scoring is for the event's organizer and scorekeepers — an organizer can hand scoring to anyone from the event's Scorekeepers page.

Curious exactly how the assistant is told to do this? Read its playbook.