US sports scores, minus everything that usually surrounds them. Versy Live covers professional football, basketball, baseball and ice hockey plus college sports, with scores that refresh on their own while games are in play — clock, quarter or inning, current score, and how the scoring arrived, drive by drive and inning by inning.

The layout respects how a game night actually unfolds: a date strip across the top jumps between days, and games sort themselves into live now, starting soon and finished. Mark favorite teams and their games come first — and the favorites live on your phone, because there is no account here at all: no sign-up, no forms, nothing to log into.

Depth is a tap down: standings sit beside the scores with wins, losses and points, and any game opens to a period-by-period line score, team records and venue. Optional notifications watch the matches you pick so you don't have to. Where a live stream is available, a built-in player plays it with ten-second skips and a seek bar — presented as available sometimes, not promised always.

The hygiene list is unusually well documented: only four permissions (internet, network state, notifications, wake lock); scores stay readable when the signal drops, with the app saying plainly when it can't refresh; and the price is stated outright — free, supported by advertising. It's an independent app unaffiliated with any league, currently 50K+ downloads and a strong 4.7. Next to the bare-bones Dofu earlier in this catalog, Versy is the fuller scores desk.