Lane displays
A graphical, touchscreen-friendly interface with HD strike and spare animations, custom backgrounds, and advertising slots. Works with a wide range of screen resolutions, so most centers keep their existing monitors.
Bowling Scoring System
Scoring that runs the centre, not just the game
A complete scoring platform for bowling centers. Lane displays, the bowlers' own phones, and the front desk application work as one system, running on a compact scorer computer at each lane and integrating with the pinsetters you already have.
Control from the bowler's phone
A QR code on the overhead monitor puts the lane in the players' hands. They scan it and control their game straight away, with no app to install and no console to buy or maintain.
Game modes for every visitor
Practice, open play, and league sessions, with regulation, 9-pin and 8-pin no-tap formats. Tenpin and duckpin are both supported, and shorter 3, 5, or 7 frame games suit families and younger bowlers.
Front desk control
Open, close, or transfer any lane from one screen, follow live lane status, and step in when a game needs correcting. Staff can adjust scores, rename players, and drive the pinsetters without walking the concourse.
Pinsetter integration
Camera-based pin detection with on-site calibration connects the system to Brunswick GS Series, Brunswick string machines, SES, NGT, and AMF equipment, so centers modernise scoring without replacing machinery that already works.
What it does
Built around daily centre operation
- Per-game and time-based pricing, with pre-paid or pay-after sessions
- Seasonal and daily rate plans for weekdays, weekends, and holidays
- Automatic scoring with front desk correction while a game is running
- Advertising images, banners, and video played between frames
- Activity and revenue reporting built from lane, session, and payment records
- A compact scorer computer per lane, wired with power and network only
- Online updates and remote support without disrupting daily operation
Themes
Match the look of your centre
The lane display ships with several colour themes, so scoring fits the room whether it runs under glow lighting or in daylight. Browse the carousel to compare.
Front desk application
The software your staff actually use
The front desk application controls the whole centre from one place. These are real screens from the running system.
One screen for every lane
Open, close, extend, or transfer any lane from the front desk, with live status, credit, and remaining time for the whole centre alongside.
Open a lane in one dialog
Set bowlers, game or time limits, frames, and animations, then take payment by cash or card with the invoice calculated as you go.
Correct a score mid game
Staff can edit any unlocked frame, rename or reorder bowlers, pause a player, or switch bumpers on without leaving the desk.
Revenue you can export
Filter sales by date, product, and price sheet, read the totals with tax broken out, and export to PDF or Excel. Light and dark themes both ship.
Common questions
Before you install
Does it work with our existing pinsetters?
In most cases yes. Pin detection is camera-based and calibrated on site, and we run with Brunswick GS Series, Brunswick string machines, SES, NGT, and AMF equipment. Tell us what you have and we will confirm before quoting.
Do we need to replace our monitors?
Usually not. The scoring interface adapts to a range of TV and screen resolutions, and the scorer computer connects over HDMI, so most centers keep the displays already mounted above the lanes.
Can staff correct a score during a game?
Yes. The front desk application can adjust frames, change player names, and reassign bowlers while a session is live, and lane displays update immediately.
Can lanes run without the front desk?
Yes. Each lane runs on its own scorer computer and keeps scoring on its own. The front desk application adds central control, pricing, and reporting across the centre.
See it running
Want the scoring system in your centre?
Contact Rumix Technologies to discuss lanes, existing pinsetters, and installation.