The scoreboard already knows what happened. Your job is to know what it means — the run that just flipped the bout, the jammer who’s quietly a point machine, the rematch nobody else in the booth has clocked yet. Those threads are all sitting in the data; they’re just buried under raw numbers while the jam’s already moving on.
Thin Mint Announcer’s View rides the same live feed as the scoreboard and reshapes it for the mic: opponent-aware, history-aware, and readable at a glance from trackside. It surfaces the stat you need the moment it’s worth saying, so you’re not heads-down hunting for it while the pack rolls by — and the quiet stretches between jams have something worth filling them.
Rides CRG’s live socket, so the readout moves the instant the board does. No refresh, no lag.
Tap a jammer for their line: points, lead rate, and how the night’s actually gone for them.
Filter to just the two teams in front of you and the rivalry that matters snaps into focus.
A running strip of recent jams so you can call the swing before the board catches up.
Who’s gold, silver, bronze on the stats that count tonight — ready for the color between jams.
A layout that scales to a tablet you can read from the booth, eyes up and hands free.
Grab Thin Mint Announcer’s View below and unzip it wherever you keep your bout kit. Everything runs from your own machine.
Open it in your browser and give it your CRG Scoreboard’s host:port. It connects over WebSocket.
Keep it on a second screen or a tablet trackside. For the iPad view, use Microsoft Edge.
Thin Mint Announcer’s View is free software, released under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL-3.0). You’re free to run it, study how it works, modify it, and share it — including your own modified versions — as long as any version you distribute stays under the same GPL-3.0 terms and ships with its source. The complete license text is included with the download and is the authoritative word on your rights.
Thin Mint Announcer’s View is provided “as is,” without warranty of any kind, express or implied —including any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. You run it at your own risk, and to the extent permitted by lawthe author is not liable for any damages, data loss, or missed calls arising from its use.