Everything a club runs on
More than a scoreboard.
Scoring is the way in. Here's the rest of what a season on volleyOS gives your club — the graphics, the page, the feed, the player analysis, and the tournaments.
The result, ready
for the socials.
The moment a match goes final, tap once and the result comes back as a finished square image — names, sets, the final tally, your colour behind it. Straight to the group chat or the club account. Nothing to open, nothing to crop.
Making video instead? The same result exports on a transparent background, with no panel or box to fight your footage — drop it over your clip of the last point in any editor.
Both are free on every plan. A shared match is an advert for the club that played it, so it has never been something we charge for. Putting your player stats on it is the Coach tier.
Share card · post as-is
Overlay · over your footage
A home ground
on the internet.
Every team, every roster, every result the club has ever recorded, in one place that outlasts whoever was keeping the spreadsheet. Nobody scores twice. Nobody owns the data but the club.
Your page goes live the moment you switch it on, free, with a link ready for the group chat and the parents who couldn't be there.
Club tier makes it look like the club's, not the app's: your own address (volley-os.com/your-club), your colours and crest on it (put it on the shirts), and a listing in the volleyOS directory, so a search for your club actually finds it.
Every result,
told as a story.
The scoreline lands on the club page as a sentence, not just a number: who led, how the match turned — and anyone who opens it can hype it or drop a fire without installing anything.
Inside the app it goes further: a private Activity feed for members only, with milestones: every 10th, 25th, 50th, 100th and 200th kill, ace, block or point of the season, landing as a shout-out for whoever earned it.
Milestones never reach the public page. A committee can put results on the internet without putting a 14-year-old's name on it — that line is enforced in how the data is built, not left to whoever remembers to tick a box.
Real, from /c/tring-vc's "Latest" — click through
Your own game,
read deep.
Every player already sees their own line, free, forever — kills, aces, blocks, points, every match, summed for the season. No plan check ever stands between a player and their own numbers.
Player Pass is the read on top: the business-end moments that decide a set, who broke the other side's run, whether your points land early or late, and who you've got the number on.
Never a discouraging number, and never a rate built on nothing: a rate only appears once there is enough of a sample to mean something — until then it's a count and a straight answer to "how much further."
Real, from this season — Player Pass, £2.49/mo
The bracket
runs itself.
£30 / event
Enter the teams, pick a format, done. When the last group match ends, qualifiers seed straight into the knockout, byes and crossovers and all of it, while you're still shaking hands. A one-off per event, or included free on the Club plan.
Every court, every score, every round on one public page. Players check when they're on. Nobody does maths in a sports hall.
See an example