Team lineups built from the event list
Rosters now fill themselves in as you log goals and assists during a match — no need to set up players beforehand.
What's shipped recently — new features and improvements across the app.
Rosters now fill themselves in as you log goals and assists during a match — no need to set up players beforehand.
Log the specific reason for a penalty, not just the minutes — useful for stats and for the announcer.
Uploads go straight to storage and now support larger files. WAV files are automatically converted to MP3 so everything plays reliably.
Snap a photo of a printed team sheet and let AI read the names and numbers into the roster for you.
Followers now see the exact same live scoreboard as the match owner, including the period-break pause clock.
Soundboard and file cards now show a progress indicator while audio uploads and processes, instead of just appearing when done.
Creating a match is now broken into clear steps — match facts, roster, settings — each with its own status and a create button up top.
A desktop layout mode built around running the soundboard, for anyone who spends the match mostly on jingles and cues.
Keep track of what's playing without opening a match — a small persistent player now lives on the overview page.
Faster, more secure sign-in alongside email and password — one tap and you're in.
An optional setting so your screen doesn't lock mid-match or mid-soundboard-session.
Fans following a match now get notified the moment something happens — no need to keep the tab open.
Add GameTimeAi to your home screen and launch it like a native app, on phone or desktop.
This page covers what's new. For the complete picture — Secretariat, Speaker, Soundboard, Follow, Community, Files and the audio editor — see the features page.
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