Everyone sees the score.
One phone keeps score. Everyone else follows along live, from the next row or the next state.
Why it exists
At a volleyball match, one person can usually see the scoreboard and nobody else can.
VolleySync fixes that. The scorekeeper taps; every other phone updates.
What it does
- Full stats, not just the score. Kills, digs, aces, blocks, assists and errors, credited to individual players, with hitting and serve percentages and a box score for every match.
- Two ways to watch. Nearby works phone to phone with no internet at all, built for gyms with no signal. A six-digit code lets people follow from anywhere.
- Follow your team. Enter a team's code once and you're told when they start a game and how it finished. Live games from teams you follow wait on your home screen, so a missed notification doesn't mean a missed game.
- A proper finish. When the match is won, save it with a tap, start the next one, or undo a mistaken last point. It saves itself a minute later if you're busy.
- Several teams, saved rosters. Each with its own colours. Enter players once and reuse them every game.
- Lock Screen scoreboard. The score sits on the scorekeeper's Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, so no unlocking between rallies.
- Private by design. No accounts, no ads, no analytics. A shared match is encrypted, can't be searched or listed, and is deleted when the match ends. Details.
Getting it
VolleySync is in beta testing. Join the TestFlight beta to try it.
Questions or something broken? Support.