User Guide

What it doesMatch context — event name, position, court, sets, target points, duration — plus the event settings, locked here because the tournament page owns them. The roster is the exception: it is the one setting this card writes itself.

What it doesThis match’s planned start and end, and “Over schedule!” when it runs long.

What it doesOne card per set with its score; tap one to make it the active set.

What it doesWho starts the match serving, before anyone has scored.

What it does“{name} suggested as referee”, or “Assign a referee manually”.

What it doesPlus awards the point to that side, minus takes one back. Service passes to whoever just scored and the rotation moves on a slot. The score cannot go below zero.

What it does“Total score is {score}. Teams must switch sides now.” Confirm with “Sides Switched — Continue” and the counters swap with you.

What it does“{team} reached the target. Set {set} is won.” — then “Complete Set” (or “Complete Game”), or “Keep Playing” if the day’s rules say win by two.

What it does“Swap Sides — Switch left and right display”, “Change Service — Advance to next server”, “Match History — View point-by-point history”.

What it doesThe rally-by-rally timeline, grouped by set — “Set {n} · to {target}”, ending in “Final: {s1} – {s2}”.

What it does“Match complete” with the winner’s name, or “Set complete — undo set to edit score”. The score buttons go quiet behind it.

What it does“Start Match” before the first point; then Complete / Undo Set on multi-set formats, Complete / Undo Game, and “Back to Schedule”.

What it does“Export scorecard” hands the match to another phone; “Manually Set Score” writes the final score straight in.

What it doesTurn the phone and the same controls rearrange for a net post or a side table.

What is different hereThe position reads “Round {n} · Match {m}” — a league has no bracket to read one from — and the Crosstable opens from the pill row.

What is different hereA guard once the following match has started: “The next match has already started, so the winner of this match can’t change. You can still correct the points as long as the same team wins.” Byes open from the pill row.

What is different hereThe position names the phase and the tier the match belongs to.

What is different hereCompleting the last match of a round pairs the next round immediately — the card runs that reconcile itself.

What is different hereTarget score and side swap are dropdowns on the card, because there is no tournament to inherit them from. The options sheet says “Swap Teams”, the card closes with “Save & Return to Games”, and tapping a team name edits the lineup. No schedule card and no referee banner.