Everything a club runs on
Every feature, matchday to season
Run matchday without chasing messages. Score once, share it immediately, and see what actually happened. Training, announcements, volunteers and membership sit on the same record.
One match, before, during and after
Matches, courtside scoring, match reports and season analysis all read from the same match record. Nothing is re-entered between these four screens.
Captured from current volleyOS builds using fictional club and player data.
Matchday planning and availability
Invite the players you need. They answer available, maybe or unavailable, with a private note for the coaches if they want one. The numbers update without rebuilding a WhatsApp list. Anyone you did not invite still sees the match, and is not asked.
Set arrival and warm-up times from first serve, fill club duties, then remind only the players who have not replied. A hall change is an edit, not a delete: everyone is told and the timings move with it.
Prepare the starting six and service order before the whistle, then handle live rotation and libero changes from the same match. The operational matchday workflow stays free.
What is still outstanding, in one place
Scoring every rally
Advanced mode puts the court on the scoring screen. Tap the passer and rate the pass 0–3, then the attacker, the digger or the blocker. The next tap is predicted from the rally, and the point's reason fills itself in: a kill for the last attacker, a block for the blocker.
After the match: pass average and the 3·2·1·0 split for every player, hitting %, digs and block touches, how often you side out after each quality of pass, and who the other team served at, rotation by rotation. It all adds up across the season.
Part of Coach, with a 14-day free trial. Quick and Standard scoring stay free, and what you record in Advanced stays yours if you stop. More on scoring.
Results and share graphics
Tap once when the match goes final and the result comes back as a finished square image with the names, sets and tally on your club color, ready for the group chat.
Making video instead? The same result exports on a transparent background, with no panel to fight your footage. Drop it over your clip in any editor.
Both are free on every plan. A shared match advertises the club that played it, so we have never charged for one. Adding your player stats to it is the Coach tier.
Share card · post as-is
Overlay · over your footage
Your public club page
Every team and every result sits in one place the club owns. The page goes live the moment you switch it on, with a link for the group chat and the parents who couldn't be there. The club keeps the record, and can export it.
Matches group into seasons, and every season keeps its own record and results, including matches against opponents who never need a volleyOS account. Matches you score are added on their own, and a result from a game played elsewhere can be typed in. Free on every plan.
Club tier makes it look like the club's, not the app's: your own short address (volley-os.com/your-club), your colors and logo, sponsor presentation and featured placement in the volleyOS directory. Published customer clubs are listed, while showcase data stays separate. It also carries six Coach seats on the up-to-3-teams plan and roster exports for the scoresheet folder. More on running the club.
Training, announcements and volunteers
Training sessions sit alongside matches with the same availability replies, and a register on the night, so a coach knows who came without opening a second app. Announcements go to the whole club or one team and stay readable, instead of scrolling out of a group chat.
Volunteer roles like scorer, referee, lift and kit are asked for and filled against the match itself, so the job and the match never drift apart. Anything with a date can go to a phone's calendar, for members and supporters alike.
Membership is people, not a spreadsheet: invite by link or by name, let players claim their own roster entry, and keep a record of who is actually in the club. All free on every plan.
And nobody has to remember to check. Follow a team and your phone tells you when a match goes live, with a tap straight into the score, then again at the end with the result.
Results still get told as a story: the scoreline lands on the club page as a sentence, not just a number, and anyone can react without the app. Inside, a private Activity feed marks milestones at every 10th, 25th, 50th, 100th and 200th kill, ace, block or point. Player names stay private by default, so a committee can publish results without putting a 14-year-old's name on the internet.
Fictional examples from the showcase season
Your own numbers
Every player already sees their own line, free, forever: kills, aces, blocks and points from every match, summed for the season. Players can always see their own match history.
Player Pass adds context to those numbers: the pressure points that decide a set, who stopped the other side's run, whether your points land early or late, which opponents you perform best against and, on Advanced matches, what your passing leads to, how often you're served at and your hitting trend.
Rates appear only when there is enough data to make them meaningful. Until then, you see the count and how much more data is needed.
Tournaments
Included with Club
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. Club includes one tournament each subscription year.
Every court, every score, every round on one public page. Players check when they're on. Nobody does math in a sports hall.
See an example