The cabinet sidekick
The in-cabinet mod recognizes player names, catches final scores, keeps a local cache, drives the playfield display, and leaves room for playful cabinet moments when the internet gets flaky.
Real pinball. Live scoreboard energy.
Drop a small mod into a real cabinet and let the game talk back: player names, big scores, venue messages, local or global leaderboard chases, and a few extra surprises without touching the switch matrix.
pinball.cv keeps the machine untouched. The mod recognizes Stern Insider Connected players, turns trusted games into scores and messages, and leaves room for a few surprises as the cabinet learns new tricks.
The in-cabinet mod recognizes player names, catches final scores, keeps a local cache, drives the playfield display, and leaves room for playful cabinet moments when the internet gets flaky.
Turn player names and final scores into bigger cabinet moments, with messages that make the machine feel awake without getting in the way of normal play.
Keep the machine feeling connected to the room: fresh welcomes, score chases, and playful surprises that make regulars want one more game.
Registered mods check in with the cloud. Fresh installs are added to the right location during setup, then the machine is ready to play.
The mod starts tracking only after a real Insider Connected player is present, keeping anonymous games off the board.
Final scores are tied to the registered mod and confirmed player name, then sent to the local and global boards.
If the network drops, the machine keeps showing clean local messages and cached scores instead of scary system screens.
pinball.cv is heading toward a Kickstarter launch for players, collectors, and locations that want live scoreboards, cabinet messages, and playful connected moments for real pinball machines.