About
Built for the people behind the headset
BoothBinder started from a simple problem: game prep is scattered across websites, PDFs, note apps and printed packets that never quite line up with each other.
Broadcasters spend the week collecting rosters, depth charts, media guides, game notes and their own observations, then spend the last day before kickoff converting all of it into something usable on air. BoothBinder gives that work one home — an assignment-based workspace where the data, the research, the spotting boards and the printed binder all come from the same source.
It is built for play-by-play voices, analysts, sideline reporters and the producers who support them: people who need correct names, correct numbers and the right story at the right moment, with no time to search for it mid-game.
How it is built
Prep lives with the matchup
Research, notes and boards stay attached to the assignment they were built for, so nothing has to be re-sorted the morning of a game.
Your board, your style
Spotting boards are editable and template-driven, so the layout can match the way you actually read a board on air.
Print still matters
The Booth Binder is designed to leave the screen: a clean, organized document sized for the booth.
One source of truth
Team data entered once flows into the matchup, the board and the binder instead of being copied between documents.
Walk into your next broadcast ready.
Bring your teams, research, boards and binder together in one workspace built for broadcasters.
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