Sports scores on your Mac, all in one place
Cricket, football, F1, the NBA, tennis and CS2 usually mean six tabs or six phone apps. ScoresMac puts every sport you follow into one free app that lives in your Mac's menu bar.
- Free download
- Notch with Pro, $9.99 once
- macOS 13 Ventura or later
Click the notch for the match card, or the score in the menu bar for every sport.
Why the menu bar is the right place for scores
On a Mac, the menu bar is the one strip of screen that is always visible, whatever app you are in. A live score next to the clock means you never switch windows, refresh a page or pick up your phone to check a match.
ScoresMac is built for that spot. Pin a match and its score sits beside the clock. Click it for the full card, or click the ScoresMac icon for every sport at once.
22 sports, drawn the way their fans read them
A tennis score is not a football score, so ScoresMac draws a card for each kind of sport instead of forcing them all into one table.
- Team sports: cricket, football, basketball, American football, hockey, baseball, rugby, AFL and lacrosse
- Racing: Formula 1, MotoGP, IndyCar and NASCAR, with a timing tower and the whole weekend
- One on one: tennis sets, golf leaderboards, UFC tale of the tape and chess boards
- Esports: Counter-Strike 2, Valorant, League of Legends and Dota 2, map by map
Your sports, your teams, nothing else
Turn on only the sports and leagues you follow in Settings › Sports. Star your teams in Settings › Favorites and their matches always come first, with a gold star.
The dropdown shows yesterday's results, today's matches and tomorrow's fixtures, grouped by league with the live ones on top. Turn on Show only live matches if you want a short list.
Free, with an optional notch
Everything above is free for good: every sport, every league, pinned matches, favourites and alerts, with no trial, no ads and no account.
ScoresMac Pro adds notch mode, a one-time purchase that wraps the live score around your MacBook's notch and plays goals, wickets and winners right there.
Questions
What is the best way to see sports scores on a Mac?+
A menu bar app. The score stays visible next to the clock in every app, and one click shows every sport you follow. ScoresMac does this for 22 sports, free.
Does ScoresMac cost anything?+
The menu bar app is free, with every sport and league. Only notch mode is paid, as ScoresMac Pro, a one-time purchase.
Do I need an account or an API key?+
No. Download it, turn on the sports you follow, and the scores appear. There is no sign-in of any kind.
Which Macs does it run on?+
Any Mac on macOS 13 Ventura or later, with Apple silicon or Intel.
Everything ScoresMac does
22 sports, pinned matches, notch moments, winner flash and alerts, in one menu bar app.
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