The schedule everyone can see
Every match with its time, court and score — filterable by team or court, so nobody has to ask you who plays next.
Updates live as results come in
Tournament management
Pools, brackets, courts and match times — set up in an afternoon, live all day. Volunteers tap to score, families follow along, and you get official-format scoresheets at the end.
You know the day: a read-only spreadsheet nobody can find, a bracket you update from your phone between courts, and forty people asking who plays next and where. You’re hosting a tournament — and spending it doing data entry.
The scoresheet at each court has the same problem: it’s so complicated your volunteers need training just to help. See how VolleySheet scores the match itself.
Add teams, build pools and brackets, and assign courts and match times — all in one place.
Volunteers scan the QR code at their court and tap to score. No account, no download, no training.
Live scores, brackets and standings update in real time. You get official-format scoresheets at the end.
Publishing your tournament creates a public page — schedule, pool play, playoffs and standings — that updates itself as volunteers score. Here’s what a tournament day looks like.
Every match with its time, court and score — filterable by team or court, so nobody has to ask you who plays next.
Updates live as results come in
Round-robin pools generated from your team count, with results landing in the grid as each match finishes.
Pools auto-generated — drag teams to adjust
Wins, sets and points tallied automatically, with head-to-head and ratio tiebreakers applied — even three-way ties.
No more arguments at the results table
Gold and Silver brackets built from pool placements in one click, with byes placed and winners advancing automatically.
Single-elimination and multi-tier brackets
For the coordinator
A setup wizard walks you from team list to published schedule.
For the parent at the scoring table
Print a QR code for each court. Volunteers scan it with their own phone — no account, no app store — and land on scoring for that court’s next match.
Keep it to tap-to-score simple mode, or run the full official-format scoresheet with rosters, rotations, substitutions and signatures — your choice for each tournament. See how the scoring app works, step by step.
For families
“What’s the score on court 2?” — you’ve answered that forty times in one Saturday.
Now parents in the gym, grandparents at home, and the team waiting to play the winner can all just look: live scores, brackets and standings on any phone, with nothing to install. Share one link, or print the QR poster for the gym door.
“You still get your official-format sheet — printed, perfect and signed. We just make sure no volunteer has to learn scoresheet notation to produce it.”
Every match generates a completed sheet in the official format — rosters, rotations, substitutions, timeouts, sanctions and signatures all in the right places. View it, print it, or have it emailed to you automatically as each match finishes.
Accounts are free, and your first tournament is free. After that you pay once per event, based on how many matches it has — no subscription, no per-team fee.
$49 CAD
Up to 16 matches
$99 CAD
Up to 32 matches
$169 CAD
Up to 54 matches
$249 CAD
Up to 100 matches
Prices in Canadian dollars. A 12-team, one-day invitational — pools plus playoffs — fits the $99 CAD tier (up to 32 matches).
Set up your event, hand your volunteers the app, and let the day run itself.