Score the match once. Keep everything it creates.
volleyOS gives the person beside the court a fast volleyball scoreboard, then uses those same taps to update the live link, match report, team record and season analysis.
Built for a real volleyball match
A scorer taps the team that won each rally. Set targets, deciding sets and win by two are handled by the match format, so the person holding the phone can follow the game instead of checking the rules.
Indoor and beach matches keep their own format. Coaches can also tag kills, aces, blocks, errors, players and rotations when they want a deeper record.
A live score without a video stream
Every public match has a link that opens in a browser. Parents, supporters and teammates can follow the score without an account or an app. It works well when a sports hall has enough signal for scores but not enough for reliable video.
Designed for poor sports hall signal
The scorer can keep recording points when the connection drops. Events queue on the phone and sync when coverage returns. The public score may briefly be behind, but the match record stays intact.
Useful after the final whistle
Finishing the match creates the scoreline, set history and player line. Tagged matches also feed side-out, rotation and season views, with no second spreadsheet to complete later.
See the product, not a mock-up
The homepage shows real volleyOS app screens. You can also open the working fictional match and club examples to inspect the public experience from start to finish.