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Live scores.
In your menu bar.
Every sport.

Free, open-source macOS app. 22+ leagues. Zero tracking. Drawn by hand on real courts and fields.

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$0 · Open source · No ads, no accounts, no tracking
Finder 12 LIVE
Tue 8:45 PM
DUKE 78 vs UNC 75 · 2nd 4:32 ● LAL 102 vs BOS 99 · Q4 1:15 ● NYY 5 vs BOS 4 · T9 2 OUT ● ARS 2 – LIV 2 · 87' ● VER P1 +0.8s · LAP 41/57 ● EDM 3 – TOR 2 · OT 0:48 ● DUKE 78 vs UNC 75 · 2nd 4:32 ● LAL 102 vs BOS 99 · Q4 1:15
Field guide

One app. Every field.

Drawn from scratch. Real geometry, luminous lines, live data layered exactly where it happens.

In motion

See it move.

30 seconds. Sound on.

App tour

What you actually see all day.

A native menu bar. A scrolling ticker. Floating widgets that survive every cmd-tab.

Popover scoreboard

🏆 Sports Tracker 3 LIVE
DUKE Duke vs UNC 78–75
2nd · 4:32 · DUKE 62%
LAL Lakers vs Celtics 102–99
Final

Menu bar ticker

Finder 🏆 3 LIVE
● DUKE 78 · UNC 75 · 2H 4:32 ● LAL 102 · BOS 99 · Q4 1:15 NYY 4 · BOS 3 · Top 5th ● ARS 2 · MCI 2 · 87' VER P1 · Lap 38/57 ● DUKE 78 · UNC 75 · 2H 4:32 ● LAL 102 · BOS 99 · Q4 1:15

Always at the top of your screen. Auto-hides when no games are live.

Pinned to desktop

LIVE 2nd · 4:32
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DUKE 62% · 3 close-game alerts armed

Detach any live game as a floating panel that stays above every app.

Built for fans who multitask

Live where you live — the menu bar.

Six things Sports Tracker does better than any tab in your browser ever could.

Live scores

Hand-drawn courts, fields, rinks and octagons with real game data overlaid where it happens.

Pick your sources

Choose between ESPN, MLB Stats API, NHL API, OpenF1, and api-tennis.com. All free, all official.

Pin to desktop

Detach any game as a floating widget that stays visible while you switch apps and spaces.

Menu bar ticker

Every live game scrolling subtly at the top of your screen. Close games glow. Upsets get a badge.

Smart notifications

Close-game alerts, brewing upsets, halftime summaries. All local, all opt-in, all silenceable.

Private by default

No accounts. No tracking. No analytics. Your favorites and settings live only on your Mac.

22+ leagues supported

Whatever season it is, we’ve got it.

From the Premier League to the Octagon to a Tuesday night NBA game in March, Sports Tracker watches them all.

NFLNBANCAAMNCAAW MLBNHLEPLLa Liga BundesligaSerie ALigue 1MLS UCLLiga MXPGAATP WTAF1NASCARUFC WNBACollege Football
Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

If your question isn’t here, open an issue on GitHub.

Why is there an “unidentified developer” warning?
Apple charges $100/year for a developer certificate, and Sports Tracker is a hobby project. The app is open-source — you can read every line. To open it, right-click the app and choose Open, or run the install script that handles it for you. After the first launch, macOS won’t ask again.
Does it cost anything?
No. Forever free. There are no in-app purchases, no premium tier, no ads. If you find it useful, donations are welcome and keep the lights on, but the app is fully featured for everyone.
Where does the data come from?
ESPN’s public scoreboard API for most sports, the official MLB Stats API for baseball, the NHL public API for hockey, OpenF1 for Formula 1, and api-tennis.com (optional, BYO key) for tennis live scoring. Every source is free, public, and rate-limit-respectful.
Will you add my favorite league?
Maybe! If ESPN or another free public API covers it, please open an issue on GitHub with the league name and a link to the data source. Pull requests welcome too.
Is my data private?
Yes. No tracking, no accounts, no analytics, no telemetry. Your favorites, selected sports, and preferences are stored locally on your Mac. Sports Tracker only ever talks to public score APIs.