Live matches,on your wall.

A walnut-framed LED pitch that follows your club and the matches around it. It hums along quietly and speaks up only when something deserves it.

It isn’t a small TV. It hums through the soccer you’d never turn the TV on for, taps you on the shoulder when something is worth it, and remembers the days that deserved it.

How it behaves

Quiet until it matters.

  1. 01 · The hum

    Quiet company.

    The live board for the matches you’re half-following, and around the grounds when there’s more than one. Colour says who, motion says what, brightness says how much. Nothing demands.

  2. 02 · The tap on the shoulder

  3. 03 · The memory

01 / 03 — The hum

Every moment has a shape

Press a moment.

This is Matchbox’s own renderer, the software that runs on the wall, playing a demo match. Every moment has its own shape, so you can read it from across the room.

Live play. The ball, its comet, the score and a stat that turns every few seconds.

Your club first

Distance dims.

Your club gets the full ceremony. The teams you follow get the live board. Everything else plays one step quieter and names its competition, so from across the room you know whose match it is before you can read a code.

Your club

Full ceremony

Teams you follow

The live board

Everyone else

One step quieter

Follow a club, not a league. Its fixtures reach the wall in every competition we carry — league, cup, or across a border.

The object

Made like furniture.Wired like a scoreboard.

A walnut frame, mitred at the corners, around 12,288 LEDs. It hangs on a cleat, sits just off the wall, and needs one USB-C cable.
A Matchbox seen from the side, its LED face flooded blue for a goal, lighting the wall.
A goal, from the side. The light is the panel’s own.
The walnut frame's mitred corner beside the lit LED dots.
Walnut, mitred. The grain turns the corner.

12,288

LEDs, one dot each

192 × 64 of them across three panels — a 57.6 × 19.2 cm pitch (22.7 × 7.6 in).

4.5 W

In normal use

About $5–6 of electricity a year.

1

USB-C cable to the wall

It hangs on a cleat and sits just off the wall. No controller in sight.

0

Ads, trackers, logos

No ads and no tracking. Teams are colours and codes, never crests.

Gets better on its own

New screens and fixes arrive over Wi-Fi, signed and checked before it installs them.

The Matchbox app

Set it once.Then let it be.

Pair from your iPhone, pick your club and the teams you follow, and decide how much the wall may interrupt you. The app always shows exactly what the wall is showing: the wall decides, the app mirrors.
  • Your club, then the rest

    Pick a club and the teams you follow. The wall takes your club and the first seven.

  • How often it may interrupt

    Never, sometimes, or every goal — the app’s own words. Or Calm, when you want only your club.

  • Quiet hours

    At night it shows the time and nothing moves. Your club can still wake it, if you let it.

  • Spoiler delay

    Recording the match? The wall stays behind live, on purpose.

  • Soccer, or football

    It uses your word for the game — on the phone and on the wall.

The app's Interruptions picker: Never, Sometimes, Every Goal.
The app's Matchbox settings: style, brightness, spoiler delay, wording, attention and quiet hours.

The Matchbox app, in its built-in demonstration

Questions

Asked,answered.

  • Yes. Scores, cards and goals reach the wall within seconds of the data feed. The ball’s path plays about twenty seconds behind, so it can move smoothly between the positions the feed reports. Everything is drawn from match data; the wall never shows video of the match.

Be firston the wall.

One email when Matchbox is ready to order. Nothing else.

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This device has not been authorized as required by the rules of the Federal Communications Commission. This device is not, and may not be, offered for sale or lease, or sold or leased, until authorization is obtained.