Stats that are fair to every position. Reports parents actually understand.

Yes. The free plan is the real product, not a trial: one team, three tournaments, the full scoring screen, the Bank Account, stat keepers, the bench view, parent codes, the live parent view and report cards. There is no credit card and no time limit. Paid plans for coaches with more than one team, and for clubs, are built and are not on sale yet. Nothing on this site asks you to pay.

A phone and its browser. There is nothing to install from an app store. Create a free coach account, add your players, create a tournament and a match, and tap Start match. You can add SpikeLedger to your home screen so it opens full screen like any other app. It also works on a tablet or a laptop.

Yes, for recording. Every tap is saved on the phone first and then sent. If the signal drops in the middle of a match the app keeps recording, shows how many taps are waiting, and sends them in order when the signal comes back. Open the match while you have a connection. Parents following live, and a coach on the bench view, see updates only once your taps have been sent.

Yes. You give a parent a short code for their child. On a free parent account they see the score and their own child's numbers update during the match, within a second or two of each tap. They see only their own child, with team averages for context. They never see another player's name or numbers, the roster, lineups or playing time totals. You can pause the parent view for the whole team at any time.

Yes. Show a QR code or a short code from the team page. The assistant scans it, types a first name and gets the scoring screen. They need no account and never see your login. The code lasts one day. A stat keeper can score and nothing else: no roster changes, no reports, no settings. You can stop a stat keeper with one tap, and you can take scoring back at any moment.

Automatically. You mark the libero in the lineup, and a second libero if you have one. The libero goes in when one of the players they replace reaches the back row and comes out before the front row. It is not counted as a substitution. By default the libero plays for your middles, and you can choose other players. A team setting lets the libero serve in leagues that allow it. You can always swap by hand, and Undo reverses an automatic swap along with the point that caused it.

Yes. When you create the team, choose that it does not play set positions. Every player is then graded on the same all-around rules, and nothing about liberos or position groups appears. You can switch the team to positions later.

With the Bank Account. Every action is a deposit or a withdrawal, and what counts depends on the position. A good pass is a deposit for a libero. For an outside hitter only a perfect pass is. Attack errors never count against a libero. Kills, aces, blocks, assists and digs are deposits for everyone, and errors are withdrawals. Each player gets a balance and a rating: Strong contribution, Solid, Building or Focus area. The rating comes from the share of deposits, so a defender is compared with defending and a hitter with hitting.

Yes. A team belongs to the coach who created it. A parent sees only their own child, and only after you give them that child's code. A stat keeper can score and sees nothing else. Report card links, where used, show a first name and jersey number, expire after 30 days and can be switched off. SpikeLedger does not sell data and does not show advertising. Parent pages and report links are hidden from search engines. The privacy policy has the full detail.