Office & remote teams
Departments, project teams, company celebrations, and friendly rivalries across locations.
04 // Compete with people you know
Your group.
One shared chase.
Join an office, bar, school, club, family, or friends tournament with one memorable three-word code. Your ScoreNet Passport verifies who is competing, and ordinary verified cabinet runs update the standings automatically.
The invitation finds the event; your ScoreNet Passport verifies who is competing. Permanent cabinet records remain permanent.
No extra meeting required
A private tournament runs in the spaces between everyone's schedule.
Share one code. Let people play short sessions throughout the event. ScoreNet keeps the verified standings moving and preserves the final result when the competition ends.
Built for real groups
Competition that has a reason to matter.
Use ScoreNet for a one-night event, a weeklong company challenge, a school fundraiser, or a recurring league.
Bars & venues
Local champions, repeat visits, themed events, and a polished results story after the final run.
Schools & organizations
Clubs, fraternities, sororities, fundraisers, classrooms, and campus-wide team competition.
Friends & families
Reunions, holidays, group chats, long-distance rivalries, and recurring bragging rights.
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Passport competitions
Current private tournaments
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Preserved history
Archived tournaments
Archived events leave your current list without deleting the tournament, frozen standings, memberships, or permanent ScoreNet scores.
Organizer controls
Launch a private tournament
A complete event can be live in under a minute.
One shared code
Three ordinary words are easy to say at a meeting, print on a poster, or send in a group message.
No duplicate scoring
Normal verified ScoreNet runs automatically feed the tournament. Cabinet leaderboards and career records continue working normally.
Private by design
Events are unlisted. Competitors need the invitation and a Passport. Organizer-email lookup is protected and never exposed.