Volleyball · iPhone · Free
A scoreboard for whoever is keeping score from the bench. Tap a team's half to give it the point. Film the rally that decided the set and the clip comes out with the score already burned into the corner.
Sideways, propped on a bench, it is a board the whole hall can read.
Scoring happens while you are watching the court, not the phone. Everything here exists to cost you nothing during a rally.
Each team owns half the screen in its own colour, filled by its own digit. Tap to score, swipe up to add, swipe down when the referee overrules. Nothing asks you to confirm.
Record before the serve, stop when the point is over. You get the rally, not forty minutes of footage nobody will watch. Changing the score never stops the recording.
A broadcast-style scorebug is burned into the corner as the clip is saved, showing the score as it changed during the point. Send it straight from Photos.
Every set you have played stays on screen. Tap a finished set to correct it, or type one in if you joined late — the match score follows. Deuce runs as far as it needs to; there is no ceiling at 25 and no rule that overrides what you typed.
Names, colours and the venue travel with the match, so a season of games stays readable months later.
Lens pins, pinch to zoom, a shutter for stills, and 4K, 1080p or 720p — at 60fps, because that is what makes the moment of a block readable frame by frame.
Undo the last thing you did. Correct a set from three sets ago. Nothing is locked once it is written.
No account. No sign-up. No servers. Monster Block has no analytics, no advertising and no network connection of any kind — nothing you record is uploaded anywhere, because there is nowhere for it to go.
Matches are files on your phone. Clips go to your own photo library. Read the privacy policy, it is short.
It is in testing now. If you keep score for a team and want it early, say so and I will add you to the TestFlight.