Springboard and Platform
World Aquatics events on the 1 m and 3 m springboard and the 10 m platform, with a Preliminary, Semi-Final and Final that start from zero.
divingBoard7 springboard, platform and synchro, one licence
Diving Scoreboard Software
Run a diving competition from one Windows PC. The judges give their awards on their phones or you type them at the desk. divingBoard7 cancels the awards, calculates the points with the degree of difficulty, keeps the standings and shows it all on your LED display.
- Windows 10 / 11
- 3 to 11 judges
- Judges on phones
- Lifetime licence from $500
Judges on phones
Each seat has its own PIN and QR code. The judges award on the phone and the desk fills up at once. Nothing to install.
Scoring by the rules
Cancelled awards, the degree of difficulty, Failed Dive, Re-Start, Max 2 and Max 4½, and the average for a missing judge.
The dive table ships ready
Dive numbers and DD values for 1, 3, 5, 7.5 and 10 m, from the World Aquatics rules in force from February 2026. Editable.
A guide bar through the competition
It names the next step of the rules and frames the button that does it, from the one-minute warning to lots between equal totals.
The operator confirms
Every dive goes on the board with Publish, and corrections are one click away. Auto Publish is an option.
Reports in three formats
Printable results in World Aquatics, US high school (NFHS) and US college (NCAA) formats, as PDF or HTML.
Supported competitions
Every diving format in one licence
You choose the event type when you start a competition. Every event type comes with ready rounds, limits and stages, and you can change every value and make your own.
Synchronised Diving
Synchro pairs with panels of 9 or 11 judges, execution and synchronisation seats, and both names on the board.
Mixed Team Event
Team events with team scores on the same desk, boards and reports.
Age Groups
World Aquatics groups A, B and C and Junior Synchronised, with voluntary dives and their DD limits.
US High School and College
NFHS 6-dive dual meets and 11-dive championships, NCAA dual meets, championships and platform, stages that keep the total, team points and score sheets.
Custom Events and High Diving
Build your own event type. High diving heights and their DD values are added by you in the Dive Table editor; they are not in the factory table.
Check the US presets. The NFHS and NCAA presets come from score sheets and public summaries, and state and conference rules differ. Check them against the current rule book before you use them.
Control panel and LED output
Built for the desk at the pool
The desk fills the whole window: running order, dive sheet, judge tiles and award pad, the guide bar, standings and info screens. The competition is saved after every action, and past competitions stay in an archive.
From award to Publish
The judge tiles fill as the phones send their awards, or you type them on the award pad. The desk shows the sum, the DD and the points. Publish puts the dive on the board, and Next Diver moves on.
- Green marks for the phones that are online
- Warning, Failed, Re-Start -2, Max 2 and Max 4½ on one row
- Correct a dive, or Repeat Dive and keep the first awards for an appeal
- Lots between equal totals, reserves, DNS, WD and DSQ in the flow
A PIN and a QR code for each seat
A panel has 3, 5, 7, 9 or 11 judges. Each seat has its own random four-digit PIN, and a phone logged in with it gives the award of that seat and no other. Print the judge cards once and use them again.
- Names and country codes for the Judges screen and the reports
- A green dot while a phone is connected
- Mix phones and typed awards in the same event
Event types, rounds and stages
Each event type sets its rounds, stages, limits and panel. In World Aquatics stages the top divers go on in reverse order and start from zero; in 11-dive meets the stages keep the total.
- Entries and dive sheets, with sheet warnings and a random draw
- CSV import and export of entries
- Copy a factory event type and change it to your own
Reports for the meet file
Print the results or save them as PDF or HTML. World Aquatics detailed results and summary, NFHS score sheets, US meet results and the start list.
- Every dive with DD, awards and points
- Rank and total of every diver
- Manual Entry when you need to change a dive or put any message on the LED
Screens and layouts
Diving graphics for the pool and the broadcast
Twelve info screens take their data straight from the competition: Now Diving, Dive Score, Dive Sheet, Running Order, Round Result, Standings, Final Result, Judges, Officials, Status Card, Programme and your own message. In CK they appear as lower thirds.
Free judge phones and remote
The judges award from their phones
The judge page opens in any phone or tablet browser on the venue network, with nothing to install. The operator also has a remote control page with Score, Info, Setup and Media tabs, so the desk can move around the pool.
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Log in
The seat's PIN
Scan the QR code on the judge card or type the PIN of your seat.
Award
Award keypad
The diver and the dive at the top, the award from 0 to 10 in half points, Send.
Published
The result of the dive
The published awards of the panel, also with a penalty such as Max 2.
Score
The flow of a dive
Open Scoring, Publish and the penalties from the phone.
Info
Info screens
Switch St, Sp, Ad and CK and put any info screen on air.
Media
Media playlists
Start a playlist on the board by its number.
Served by the scoreboard itself. The pages are served by divingBoard7 on port 1907: no app store, no account and no internet connection needed. An HTTP API covers the flow of a dive, the board and the info screens, and ten diving actions work on the numeric keypad through global keyboard shortcuts.
Try divingBoard7 free
Full-featured demo with a fictional competition. The clock and the diver's name read DEMO for one second in every ten, and the info screens carry a DEMO label.
Questions
Diving scoreboard software, answered
What is divingBoard7?
divingBoard7 is diving scoreboard and competition graphics software for Windows 10 and 11. You run the competition from a desk on the operator PC and the program shows the board on a second display, a projector, an LED wall or as an NDI stream. It is sold as a lifetime licence.
How do the judges enter their awards?
Each judge opens the judge page on a phone, with a PIN and a QR code for the seat, and sends the award. No app is needed. The judges can also show their awards and the operator types them into the tiles on the desk, and you can mix both ways.
Which competitions are supported?
World Aquatics springboard 1 m and 3 m, platform 10 m, synchronised and the Mixed Team Event, World Aquatics age groups A, B and C and Junior Synchronised, US high school (NFHS) and US college (NCAA) formats, and your own custom event types.
Does it calculate the degree of difficulty?
The dive numbers and DD values ship ready for 1, 3, 5, 7.5 and 10 m and stay editable. They follow the World Aquatics tables in force from February 2026, and the program holds the DD formula as well. For high diving you add the heights and values yourself.
How does it score synchronised diving?
Synchro events have panels of 9 or 11 judges with execution and synchronisation seats. The program cancels the highest and lowest of each group, works out the sum and applies the degree of difficulty, and the board shows both divers.
What about failed dives and repeated dives?
The desk has Failed Dive, Re-Start with two points off, Max 2 and Max 4½. A correction is one click away, and Repeat Dive keeps the awards of the first attempt for an appeal. A missing judge is replaced by the rounded average.
Can I use divingBoard7 for TV broadcast or live streaming?
Yes. The Chroma Key mode draws a compact scorebug and lower thirds on a key colour for a vision mixer, and every info screen is also a lower third. The NDI output sends the board as the stream DV7_NDI to vMix, OBS or any NDI receiver.
Which reports can I print?
divingBoard7 prints detailed and summary results in World Aquatics format, NFHS score sheets, US meet results and start lists, as paper, PDF or HTML.
How much does divingBoard7 cost?
divingBoard7 costs $500 USD for a licence with output up to 1366 px wide, $1,000 up to 1920 px wide and $1,500 up to 3840 px wide (4K). Every licence is a lifetime licence with two years of free updates, a PC key and a USB dongle included. Buying several boards for one venue reduces the price.
Is there a free demo of divingBoard7?
Yes. Everything works in the demo. The clock and the diver's name read DEMO for one second in every ten, and the info screens carry a DEMO label. Download it from this page or from the Downloads page.
Licensing
Lifetime licence. No annual fees.
One-time payment from $500, two years of free updates, PC licence key and USB dongle both included. The judge phones, remote control, NDI output, HTTP API and every display mode are part of every licence.
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Ready to put diving on your LED display?
Download the divingBoard7 demo, run the sample competition and see the board on your own screen. Questions about event types, phones, LED sizes or broadcast set-ups are welcome.