Your live dashboard is what you watch while games run. It's made of three kinds of building block — a scoreboard, a row of KPIs, and a stack of panels — and you can either use a ready-made layout or arrange your own.
See the KPI & panel library for what each individual tile does.
Start with a ready-made layout
Every sport ships with two LiveSlates presets, switchable from the Mode picker on any live slate:
- Simple — the essentials: your score, rank and pace, big and legible. Built for the couch and the phone.
- Analytical — the full picture: exposure, the optimal, leaders, hot/cold and per-player detail.
There's also a TV mode for second-screen viewing — see Second-screen (TV) mode.
Just want to watch?
Pick Simple and you're done. Everything below is for when you want the layout tuned to how you read a slate.
Build your own
From the Mode picker, choose New dashboard to create your own layout for a sport. You can start empty, or from a copy of Simple or Analytical and tweak from there.
- Pick a scoreboard for the top of the view.
- Add KPIs — the single-number tiles across the top (rank, live points, pace, and more).
- Add panels — the larger blocks (leaders, exposure, the optimal, the play-by-play).
- Arrange and configure. Many panels have a cog for per-panel options, which are remembered per sport.
Your dashboards are saved to your account and are yours alone. Build a different one per sport if a sport reads differently for you.
Per-sport by design
A dashboard belongs to a sport — an NBA layout and a golf layout are separate, because what matters mid-slate is different. Switch sport and you'll see that sport's dashboards.
Missing a tile you want?
If there's a KPI or panel you wish existed, use the suggest option in the Add-widget picker. It goes straight to us — a lot of the library started as user requests.