Guides, videos, and answers to help you get the most out of TickrDash.
From sign-up to scores on your screen in four steps.
Sign up with Google, Apple, or Microsoft at tickrdash.com and pick the plan that fits you.
The Control Panel is your remote — everything you see on the ticker is configured here.
Enable your leagues, follow your teams, and add extras like standings, weather, and stocks.
Open the ticker on a tablet or TV browser, or install the TickrDash app on Android TV, Google TV, or iOS.
Short walkthroughs of the most common setups.
Creating your account and setting up your first ticker.
Following teams, enabling leagues, and using the Smart Scoreboard.
Installing the Android TV / Google TV app and keeping the screen awake.
Any device with a modern web browser works — a tablet, a smart TV browser, or a computer connected to a display. For the best experience on a TV, install the TickrDash app from the Google Play Store (Android TV and Google TV) or the Apple App Store (iPhone and iPad).
You can sign in with your Google, Apple, or Microsoft account. Whichever provider you choose, your settings and subscription are tied to your email address — so use the same account each time.
Everything is managed from the Control Panel. Turn leagues on or off, follow specific teams, add conference or division standings, set up weather for your ZIP codes, and enable extras like stock quotes, golf leaderboards, tennis, and F1. The ticker updates automatically as soon as you save — no restart needed.
Scores refresh continuously while games are live — typically within a minute of the action. The ticker stays connected in real time, so updates appear on screen without any interaction from you.
Regular game cards show one game at a time for the teams you follow. The Smart Scoreboard is a high-density slide showing up to eight games from a league at once. You can scope it to every game, just your teams, or — for college sports — ranked (Top 25) matchups.
"Today Only" limits the rotation to games happening today, hiding yesterday's finals and upcoming games on other days. "Live Only" goes further and shows only games that are currently in progress. Leave both off to see everything in your poll window — recent finals, live games, and upcoming matchups.
When you have ATP or WTA enabled but aren't following any players, tennis match cards appear only while a match is live. The moment it finishes, the card leaves the rotation — this keeps a busy tournament day from flooding your ticker with dozens of finished matches. Completed matches remain visible on the tennis Smart Scoreboard slide.
To keep a finished match in the rotation for the rest of the day, follow one of its players (Control Panel → Tennis → follow players).
Yes. While the ticker is displayed, TickrDash asks the device to keep the screen awake, so your tablet or TV won't dim or sleep mid-game. If your device still sleeps, check that its battery-saver settings aren't overriding the app.
Yes — tap the slide counter at the bottom of the screen to pause the rotation on the current slide (it changes to a pause icon). Tap it again to resume, and use the left and right edges of the screen to move between slides manually at any time.
We want to make it as easy to cancel as it is to sign up! Plans and billing are managed from your account after signing in.
You can always contact us if you need a hand with anything billing-related.
Yes. TickrDash works great across multiple TVs, and we work with bars and venues directly. Check out the Bars & Venues page or get in touch for details.
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