Turn sharing on
- Open the game from your team’s Games list.
- In the live logger (or post-game summary), find the Share live score control near the top.
- Tap it. A short URL appears. Tap Copy link and paste it into your team group chat, an email, or wherever your spectators hang out.
What spectators see
The watch page shows the team brand and opponent, the live score, the field and wind if you set them, and a feed of the last 20 events with player names and jersey numbers. The feed refreshes every 10 seconds while their tab is in the foreground.
No login, no popups, no ads. The page is intentionally read-only — spectators can’t see your full roster, your analytics, or anything else from your team.
Revoke a link you’ve shared
Two options from the same control:
- Regenerate — invalidates the current URL and replaces it with a new one. Anyone with the old link gets “Game not found”; share the new one to the people who should still have access.
- Disable sharing — turns the surface off entirely. The URL stops working immediately.
Shareable cards
Swilly also builds branded cards you can post on Instagram or anywhere else. They are sized 1080 by 1350, so they drop straight into a Reel or Story, with your team logo and name up top and Swilly branding at the bottom.
- Post-game card. Open a finished game’s summary and tap Download share card. It pulls in the score and the game’s top performers automatically.
- Player card. Open a player from your roster and tap Player card. Use the Card stats chips to choose which stats appear (goals, assists, D’s, +/-, passing %, throwing and receiving yards). Pick any of them, or none.
Want a player’s photo on their card? On the player’s page, a team owner can add or replace one. With no photo, the card uses their jersey number instead.
Posting one? Tag @swilly.team so we can reshare it.
Privacy
The share token is the only secret — anyone who knows it can read the score. Treat it like a calendar-invite URL: fine to share with the people you trust, but assume it could spread if you publish it widely. The watch page is set to noindex so search engines won’t crawl it.