•Product
Create custom sports graphics with AI (ScoreIt Pro)
Describe a game-day, final score, or player spotlight graphic and ScoreIt Pro generates a custom 1080×1350 design — 50 generations per month.
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Blog
Insights, updates, and stories about ScoreIt and high school athletics.
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From schedule to social post in one click
Turn a ScoreIt schedule event into a matchday or final score graphic with opponent, sport, and time already filled in — then export a PNG for Instagram.
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•Comparison
ScoreIt Free vs Pro: which plan is right for your program?
A clear breakdown of ScoreIt Free and Pro ($49/month): downloads, AI graphics, custom domains, and white-label — so you can pick without guessing.
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•Insights
Why your athletics program needs a website — not just Instagram
Instagram is great for highlights. It’s a poor place to find schedules, past scores, or who to call. Here’s why a dedicated athletics site still matters.
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•Guide
How to launch your school athletics website in minutes
Publish a mobile-friendly high school athletics website for schedules, sports, and program info — included with ScoreIt, with optional custom domain on Pro.
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•Product
Introducing built-in game graphics in ScoreIt
Matchday, final score, commitment, and official offer templates — school colors applied automatically, PNG exports ready for social, built into the ScoreIt web app.
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What's new in ScoreIt: graphics, athletics websites, and what's next
What ScoreIt ships today — templates, schedule-to-graphic, an athletics website, and Pro — and what we’re exploring next.
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•Comparison
ScoreIt vs manual posting
How ScoreIt compares with building graphics in a design tool and updating a school website by hand — including time, branding, and where parents actually look.
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•Guide
Best way to share game updates with parents & students
Practical habits for game-day communication: post while people still care, keep the format consistent, and give families one URL they can trust.
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•Insights
How high schools post scores today (and what's broken)
A look at how athletic departments share scores and schedules today — and why social feeds, school CMS sites, and email still leave parents guessing.
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•Company
Why I built ScoreIt
The story behind ScoreIt — professional sports graphics and a dedicated athletics website, built for high school programs that deserve better tools.
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