Fight Scores for Web released

It’s been a long time coming but I'm extremely happy to announce that Fight Scores is now (fully) available through your web browser.

In addition to the behaviour that Fight Scores members are accustomed to from the existing iOS and iPadOS apps — adding detailed notes of each bout, scoring them round-by-round, and selecting a winner — Fight Scores for the Web also brings some brand new features that I’m excited to announce.

• Average scorecards - See how others are scoring major fights in real time. Accessible from the scorecard screen, you can now toggle between your scores and the average scores of other Fight Scores members.

• Improved fight discovery - There are now more ways to find the fights that you want to score. Choose between the upcoming schedule, all time classics, or just search the ever-growing Fight Scores library.

• Boxer view - Get to know a fighter better. The boxer view is an all new area that lets you dig into your favourite boxer’s history, and score their most formative fights.

• Social media sign in - New users can now sign in via Twitter or Apple without being required to create a new Fight Scores account.

As always, I'd love for you to take this new web app for a spin and hear your feedback. I'm always looking to improve the service so please get in touch with your ideas. It will be my aim to bring some of these features into the iOS and iPadOS counterparts over the next few months while continuing to maintain their straight forward user experience.

To get started with Fight Scores for the web, create an account today, or existing users can sign in here.

Here's a few screenshots from the new interface. Enjoy!