For grounds, clubs and academies
Cricket Ground Studio turns your phone or laptop into a small TV studio. Score every ball, show the live score on your video and go live on YouTube or Facebook with your own stream key. Use spare phones as extra cameras. Your matches stay on your device.
In testing
Ask for a test build How it works
Cricket Ground Studio is in testing. The Android phone app and the Windows laptop studio are test builds, and the iPhone, iPad and Mac app is in development.
No extra software and no sign-in. Everything happens in the app.
Open Settings and paste your YouTube or Facebook stream key, or any rtmp:// or rtmps:// address. Pick 480p, 720p or 1080p to suit your internet.
Film with the phone itself, or turn spare phones into cameras: on each one, tap "Use this phone as a camera" on the opening screen. They connect over Wi-Fi, a hotspot, Wi-Fi Direct or USB.
Tap Go live and score each ball. The score on the video updates by itself, with your ground name, tournament and sponsors.
Big keys for runs, extras and wickets, so the scorer never falls behind. Made a mistake? Undo it.
The score band sits on your video and updates with every ball. Stream straight from the app to YouTube, Facebook or your own RTMP server. You don't need OBS or a separate computer.
Put an old phone behind the bowler's arm and another at square leg. The control phone or laptop switches between them.
Show the big moment again while you are still live, slow it down, then cut highlights after the match.
Put a mic at the stumps and use its sound when you show a replay, so you can listen for a touch of the bat while the picture plays.
Set up your event, add teams and players, and let the draw move winners up as results come in. When the match ends, the scorecard is ready to share.
Pick a ready-made poster and the teams, date and ground fill in from your fixtures. Change any word, colour or logo, then send it to your WhatsApp groups.
Players fill in their own profile and get a Player ID made on the phone. They can share their card as a link or a QR code.
Junaid Hawk
Green Hawks · Batter
Player ID GS-DEMO-0001
Use one phone, or build a full studio. Everything talks over your ground's own Wi-Fi, a hotspot, Wi-Fi Direct or USB.
Your ground's Wi-Fi, hotspot, Wi-Fi Direct or USB
internet, only when you go live
YouTube / Facebook / your RTMP server
Score, stream and record the whole match from a single Android phone.
Needs: Android phone app
Turn spare phones into cameras, or add RTSP or ONVIF IP cameras and DroidCam. The control phone or laptop switches between them.
Needs: Android phone app or Windows laptop studio
Move the control to a laptop: USB and HDMI cameras, a stump mic, and pages for the umpire, the commentator and scorers on their phones.
Needs: Windows laptop studio
Many grounds have a weak signal or none. The apps are made for that: the phones and the laptop talk to each other over your own local connection.
The Windows laptop studio is a control room for a serious tournament. Switch between cameras, put cards on screen with one click, and give every person at the ground their own screen.
A phone page showing the balls left in the over.
A commentator screen on a second monitor or a tablet, opened by QR code.
A big live scoreboard on any screen or browser on the ground's Wi-Fi.
Score from a phone's browser. No app needed on that phone.
Ground sound from the stumps, lined up with the picture by a clap.
A walkie-talkie between the laptop and the crew's phones.
Floodlit tape-ball and hard-ball events: one phone on a tripod, the live score on screen, and posters for every match day.
Fixtures, teams and records kept together, knockout draws, and a scorecard ready the moment the match ends.
Film practice matches from more than one angle, replay the moment in slow motion, and keep everything on your own device. Profiles for under-13 players need a parent or guardian.
Cricket Ground Studio has no sign-in and no cloud. In the Android phone app and the Windows studio, matches, players, stream keys and videos are kept on your phone or laptop and leave it only when you go live, share a file or send a player card yourself. The early iPhone and iPad app shows Google AdMob banners, so Google receives device and ad data there. The privacy policy explains this.
Test build
Best for: One person running the whole match from a phone
Scoring, live streaming with the score on screen, camera phones, replays, posters and player cards. Android 7.0 or newer. No ads, no account, no in-app purchases.
Not on Google Play yet
Test build
Best for: Tournaments that want a full control room
Multi-camera switching, stump mic, crash-safe recording, replays, highlights, posters, and pages for the umpire, commentator and crowd. Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.
Installer coming soon
In development
Best for: Coming later
An early version with a quick scorer only. More screens are on the way.
| Edition | Platforms | ID | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Android phone app | Android | pk.groundstudio.app | Test build | Native Java app, version 2.4.7, Android 7.0 or newer. No ads, no account, no in-app purchases. |
| Windows laptop studio | Windows | — | Test build | Kotlin/JavaFX desktop app, version 0.4.1. Offline licence key with a 14-day trial. Checks for updates only when you press Check for update. |
| iPhone, iPad and Mac app | iPhone, iPad, Mac | pk.groundstudio.cricketGroundStudio | In development | Early Flutter version for iOS/iPadOS 15 and macOS 12 or newer. Quick scorer, optional Pro in-app purchases through the App Store, and AdMob banner ads on iPhone and iPad only (never on the Mac, never for Pro users). |
| Android app (Flutter edition) | Android | pk.groundstudio.cricket_ground_studio | Planned | Android version built with Flutter. Not released yet. |
These are not in the apps yet. We will say so here when they arrive.
No. There is no sign-in. On the phone, the email you pick at the start stays on the phone and is not checked or sent anywhere.
Only to go live. Scoring, recording, replays, posters and camera phones all work without internet. For streaming, use mobile data, a hotspot or Wi-Fi. Pick 480p when the signal is weak.
Yes. Paste your own YouTube or Facebook stream key in Settings, or type any rtmp:// or rtmps:// address. The video goes straight from the app to that service.
Yes. Install the app on each spare phone and tap "Use this phone as a camera" on the opening screen. No sign-in is needed. Connect them over the same Wi-Fi, a hotspot, Wi-Fi Direct or USB. The camera phones do not need internet: they talk to the control phone or laptop over that local connection.
The phone's own camera, other phones running the app, RTSP or ONVIF IP cameras, and DroidCam. The Windows studio can also use USB and HDMI cameras.
Yes. The crowd scoreboard opens in any browser on the ground's Wi-Fi, so a TV, laptop or phone at the ground can show the score. Nobody needs the app to watch it.
In the Android phone app and the Windows studio, only when you send it: your live video goes to the service you chose, and files, scorecards or player cards go to whoever you share them with. Quezlo runs no server that receives your matches, players or stream keys. The player-card page is a static page hosted on Netlify. The early iPhone and iPad app shows Google AdMob banners, so Google receives device and ad data; see the privacy policy.
On your phone or laptop. On the phone, tap "Delete all my data" in Settings (Organizer) or on your Profile (Player). On Windows, delete the data folder. The privacy policy explains how.
The Windows studio uses a licence key for your ground, checked on the laptop with no internet needed. A new laptop gets a 14-day trial with every feature. After that the app keeps working, but live video and recordings carry a small "Unlicensed copy" mark.
On the Windows laptop studio, the recording made so far is kept, so you do not lose the match video up to that moment.
Not yet. Ball tracking and LBW are coming later and are not in the current versions.
Plans will be announced soon.
The apps are not on Google Play or ready to download yet. Tell us about your ground and ask for a test build, and we'll help you get set up.
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