The CS Ecosystem

What we’re working on

Curling Stadium started with getting every sheet on air. These are the pieces being built around it — each one designed to use the cameras, network and schedule that are already in your building.

In development. Both products below are being actively built and tested. Neither is generally available yet and no pricing is set. If either is something your club wants, tell us — early clubs shape what gets built first.

SSN ScoreLink · Digital scoreboards

Replace your traditional scoreboard with digital

A screen at the end of every sheet showing the score, the teams and the clock — kept up to date by the players themselves, branded for your club, and wired into the broadcast so the board on the TV and the board on the wall never disagree.

An SSN ScoreLink scoreboard for Sheet A, showing both teams, the end-by-end line, a sponsor banner across the top and a QR code to start the game. — The board as it appears on the TV — teams, hammer, end-by-end scoring, running clock, club crest and a sponsor position across the top.

Runs on hardware you can afford

Built to run on a Raspberry Pi computer — one small board per sheet
Any standard large-format TV, 55 inches or greater
Works stand-alone, or integrated with Curling Stadium and your game schedules

Scoring that suits the game in front of it

Matchups pulled from the league schedule, or set up as a scrimmage or pick-up game
Traditional and baseball-style scoring
Pre-game sheet clock and running game time
Secure scoring — a PIN to score, and a QR code to start and stop the game

Branded for your club, and your events

Full branding system for the club
Switch the branding for an event, then switch it back
Integrates with your streaming system, so every shot is captured in the stream

The SSN ScoreLink Admin Console dashboard, showing a live preview thumbnail of the scoreboard on each of four sheets, with Sheet A pre-game and the others idle. — The Admin Console — a live preview of every sheet’s board in one place, so staff can see the state of the whole building at a glance.

Maximise the investment: the screens earn during idle time

A scoreboard is dark most of the week. When there is no game on the sheet, ScoreLink turns the screen into inventory — video ad loops or static billboard ads for the same sponsors who already appear in your broadcast. The board pays for itself between draws instead of waiting for the next one.

How clubs sell sponsorship

SSN Vision · Delivery analysis

See your own delivery, from four angles

A curling delivery video analysis system: up to four cameras capture every throw, tag it, and play it straight back. Technical work stops being a conversation about what a coach thought they saw and becomes a look at what actually happened.

Front

Down the ice at the curler, for line of delivery and release.

Side · from the backline

Square to the early slide — the push out of the hack, balance and weight transfer.

Side · from the hogline

Square to the release — what the hand does to the rock, and when it lets go.

Overhead

Straight down, for hip and shoulder alignment through the slide.

Club Mode

Automated

Members step on, throw, and watch their own delivery back. It runs itself — no operator, no session to book, nobody to teach it to.

Coach Mode

Advanced

Full capture of up to four camera angles at once. Step through replays frame by frame, at half speed, or at full speed. Grid overlay for line-of-delivery accuracy.

The SSN Vision application in Coach Mode, showing a four-camera quad view of a curling sheet with a grid overlay on the front camera. A clip strip down the right lists recent captures by timestamp, each twenty seconds long. Beyond it a panel holds view presets — Full Front, Full Side, Full Overhead, Full Hog, Quad-View and Over + Front — replay capture buttons for 5, 10 and 20 seconds, frame-by-frame stepping, 100%, 75% and 50% playback speeds, a compare control, and live output controls. — Coach Mode: all four cameras at once with the grid overlay on, the whole delivery captured in one pass. Every capture lands in the clip strip on the right, so a session builds up a set of deliveries to work through. Replay steps frame by frame or runs at 100%, 75% or 50%, and any clip can be set against another for comparison.

Why these belong together

Each piece leans on what is already installed. The schedule that starts your broadcasts also fills the scoreboards. The sponsors in your overlay are the sponsors on the screens. The network that carries the sheets carries the delivery cameras. Nothing here asks a club to build a second system alongside the first.

See how the streaming works Ask about ScoreLink or Vision

Want to be an early club?

SSN ScoreLink and SSN Vision are both being built now. Tell us which one matters to your club and what you would want it to do — that is what decides the order things get finished in.

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