Scoring a match as it happens
Keep the score of a match in Spike — set by set, point by point — so the result is recorded where the event already lives instead of on a scoresheet somebody photographs.
How clubs do this today
The score lives on a paper scoresheet, or in someone's head, or in a separate scoring app that knows nothing about your club.
Afterwards the result is typed into a group chat and forgotten. There is no record on the event itself, so a season's results cannot be looked back over.
What we are building
- Set-by-set scoring on the match event, with a nominated scorer who keeps it.
- The running score visible to everyone following the match, not just the person holding the sheet.
- A completed match keeping its result on the event, so a club's season is a readable history.
- Results feeding tournament standings automatically, rather than being entered twice.
Also not built yet
TournamentsBuilt, not open yetTryouts and evaluation sessionsBeing built nowPlayer statistics from matchesPlannedLeagues and organisationsPlanned
See the whole roadmap