Volleyball scoreboard for iPhone
The volleyball scoreboard that keeps up with every rally
One tap per point. Volleyball Scoreboard: Keeper counts sets, tracks who is serving, flags side switches and saves every match, so you can watch the game instead of doing maths.
Download on theApp Store- Indoor, beach & quick sets
- Undo any mis-tap
- History, stats & ranks
Everything a scorekeeper needs
One-tap rally scoring
Big point buttons for each team. The app follows rally scoring, so every rally gives a point and the serve.
Indoor, beach or quick set
Sets to 25 indoors, 21 on the sand, a deciding set to 15, best of 3 or best of 5, always win by two.
Serve & rotation tracking
See who is serving and which rotation each team is in. It moves on automatically when a team wins back the serve.
Undo mistakes
Tapped the wrong team? Undo the last point and carry on. No arguments at the net.
Match history by date
Every match is saved with its set scores. Find old results on the calendar and share a result card.
Stats, ranks & trophies
Win rate, streaks and a leaderboard for your players, plus trophies to unlock as you play.
Built for the bench, the stands and the sand
Volleyball guides
How Volleyball Scoring Works: Rally Scoring Explained
How points, sets and matches are scored in volleyball, with the rally scoring rules, the win-by-two rule and how serving changes hands.
Read guide →Volleyball 5-1 Rotation Explained: Setter, Hitters and All 6 Rotations
How the 5-1 volleyball rotation works: one setter, five hitters, where every player starts in all six rotations and how setter penetration works.
Read guide →Volleyball 6-2 Rotation: How It Works and When to Use It
The 6-2 volleyball rotation explained: two setters, always three front-row hitters, substitution patterns and how it compares to a 5-1.
Read guide →Volleyball 4-2 Rotation for Beginners
The 4-2 rotation is the easiest volleyball system to learn: two front-row setters and four hitters. How it works, a sample lineup and when to move on.
Read guide →Volleyball Positions Explained: Roles, Numbers and the Libero
A clear guide to volleyball positions: setter, outside hitter, opposite, middle blocker, libero and defensive specialist, plus court position numbers 1–6.
Read guide →Beach Volleyball Rules and Scoring: The Complete Guide
Beach volleyball rules explained: sets to 21, side switches every 7 points, no open-hand tips, blocks count as a touch, and how it differs from indoor.
Read guide →Libero Rules in Volleyball: What the Libero Can and Can't Do
Volleyball libero rules made simple: the different jersey, unlimited back-row replacements, serving, setting in front of the attack line and common faults.
Read guide →How to Fill In a Volleyball Score Sheet (Step by Step)
How to keep a volleyball score sheet: lineups, service order, crossing off points, timeouts, substitutions and finishing a set. Includes a digital alternative.
Read guide →Volleyball Lineup Sheet: How to Fill It In and Plan Rotations
What a volleyball lineup sheet is, how to fill in the serving order I–VI, where the libero goes and how to plan lineups for a 5-1 or 6-2.
Read guide →10 Volleyball Drills for Beginners (Passing, Setting, Serving)
Simple volleyball drills for beginners and youth teams: passing, setting, serving and game-like drills you can run with a ball, a wall and a few cones.
Read guide →Frequently asked questions
How does the app keep score in volleyball?
It uses rally scoring: whichever team wins the rally gets the point, and if they were receiving they also win the serve. The app counts points to 25 (21 on the beach), requires a two-point lead and moves to the next set automatically.
Does it work for beach volleyball?
Yes. Choose Beach and the app plays sets to 21 with a deciding set to 15, best of three, and reminds you to switch ends every 7 points.
Can I fix a wrong point?
Yes. Tap Undo to take back the last point, including the point that finished a set.