Live sports. Your room.

Any room can be
your stadium.

Live scores. A room that celebrates.

Apple TV app Mac-powered browser boards

Your game, uninterrupted Bijan Robinson's touchdown play on the main TV.
Stadiate Action View for Atlanta at New Orleans, showing Atlanta 7, New Orleans 0 with 13:34 left in the first quarter.
TOUCHDOWN
Second screen
Following

Bijan scores. The lights and second screen celebrate.

About this demo & the play-by-play
  1. ⚡ Score detected
  2. 💡 Lights go team colors
  3. 🔊 Goal horn
  4. 🖼️ Second screen celebrates
  5. 🙌 Room erupts
  1. 15:00NOD.Carlson kicks 65 yards from NO 35 to landing zone to end zone, Touchback to the ATL 20.
  2. 15:00ATL(Shotgun) M.Penix pass short right to D.London to ATL 32 for 12 yards (J.Blackmon).
  3. 14:22ATL(Shotgun) M.Penix pass short left to A.Hooper to ATL 41 for 9 yards (J.Sanker).
  4. 13:34ATLBi.Robinson left end for 59 yards, TOUCHDOWN. N.Folk extra point is GOOD, Center-L.McCullough, Holder-J.Bailey.

The main TV shows a prerecorded play supplied with permission to publish, not a live stream. It starts muted; use the controls below the TV for sound. Stadiate’s Falcons horn plays at the touchdown, then all video and audio end 4.5 seconds later. With reduced motion or autoplay blocked, tap Play to start. If playback cannot load, the demo uses verified play-by-play with synthesized effects instead. The second screen is a real Stadiate Action View capture. Room effects, including confetti, are illustrative: no devices are controlled. Real effects require an awake Mac server, compatible equipment, and configuration.

Illustrative room effects. Actual lights and sound need the Mac server and configured, compatible devices.

Three steps. That’s it.

  1. Choose a screen.

    Use the Apple TV app, or run a board in a web browser with the Mac app.

  2. Pick your teams.

    Follow live scores beside your game. Keep watching through your usual TV service.

  3. Add the celebration.

    Want lights and sound? Connect compatible devices through the Mac app. This part is optional.

Explore the scoreboards
Football Action View showing a stadium field, team scores, down and distance, and recent plays

Feel every down.

The field. The possession. The play that changes everything. A live game visualization, not a video broadcast.

MAC SERVER · WEB BOARD

Real results from October 3–4, 2026 (Eastern time), freshly rendered in Stadiate, not recorded during those games. Final scores, player stats, and play-by-play come from ESPN. Native Apple TV layouts may differ. Capture sources ↗

Stadiate Action View rendering Georgia’s 38–14 win over Vanderbilt Saturday, tooGeorgia 38. Vanderbilt 14.Explore the college football board ↗
See scores as art

Four favorites. 12 more themes available on Mac-powered browser boards. Art View also works on Apple TV without a Mac.

Sunlit Mediterranean terrace with game scores inscribed into marble pedestals and a ceramic pot
The TerraceLIVE SCORES. IN THE ART ITSELF.01 / 04

Cathedral capture sources ↗

Explore the stained-glass team collection

32 NFL teams and 36 college programs, including the SEC. Tap a crest to preview its room colors.

Artistic stained-glass interpretations, in development. More leagues are being glazed now.

Two ways to start.

Apple TV app

Scores and on-screen celebrations. No Mac needed.

Needs internet. Keep the app open during games.

Mac + browser screens

Use a screen with a compatible web browser. No Apple TV needed; the Mac app runs the board.

Needs an awake Mac and internet. Room effects need compatible devices.

Compare all Apple TV and Mac server features
Stadiate capabilities with Apple TV alone and with the optional Mac server
What you can doApple TV onlyWith a Mac server
Follow teams & see live scores✓ On the Apple TV✓ Managed by the Mac
Multiview, Arena & ticker✓ Built-in TV views✓ Configurable board layouts
Art View✓ 14 themes, no Mac✓ Art on connected boards
Celebrations & spoiler-safe SYNC✓ On this Apple TV✓ Across the connected room
Phone control✓ Pair to this TV via QR✓ Full remote & settings
Smart lights & SonosNot standalone✓ Compatible devices required
Spoken calls & stadium ambienceNative horns only✓ Configure audio & voice
Coordinate multiple screensEach TV is independent✓ Shared events, individual layouts
Live video capture & PiPNo video capture✓ Capture source + ffmpeg
Custom automation & webhooksNot standalone✓ Rules & integrations
Fantasy-player celebrationsRequires the Mac server✓ Sleeper, manual, experimental CBS
Run while the TV app is closedNo · foreground only✓ Runs while the Mac is awake

“With a Mac server” describes a configured hub and compatible connected devices, not features unlocked by installation alone. Live video requires your own source and permissions; protected content may not be capturable.

Fantasy football Mac server feature

Follow player scoring events, not fantasy point totals. Use Sleeper, a manual roster, or CBS (EXPERIMENTAL). Choose starters or your full roster and check player mappings. CBS sign-in is best-effort and may be blocked.

The basics.

Does Stadiate stream the actual game?

No. Keep your usual TV service. Stadiate does not include broadcast rights or overlay other Apple TV apps. It shows scores on a companion screen. The demo’s prerecorded play is supplied with permission. Optional Mac capture needs your own unprotected source, ffmpeg, and macOS permissions; DRM still applies.

Will it spoil a delayed broadcast?

Use the built-in delay and SYNC on your phone to match your stream. Team and fantasy-player celebrations wait for the same game delay. On standalone Apple TV, pair your phone by QR code on the same Wi-Fi.

What connects to the Mac app?

Browser boards and Apple TV boards, plus supported Hue, Govee LAN, Home Assistant, and Sonos devices. The Mac app runs locally while your Mac is awake. Sports data needs internet; integrations may need their own accounts. No Stadiate cloud account is required. Privacy policy.

PUBLIC RELEASE COMING SOON

Apple TV is in private TestFlight beta; Mac builds are private too. Public App Store and installer links will appear here when ready.