Logging a game by voice
Say what happened instead of tapping it, live from the sideline or reviewing the video. Check it, then save.
Sometimes it's quicker to say it. With the Voice Logging add-on, tap Say it while scoring live or reviewing the video, and say what happened, the way you'd tell another coach:
"Conor McCann, long pass from our own 45 on the right, to Thomas McCann on their 45 on the left, and he scored a point."
The app turns that into the same records the buttons make:
- the score, and who scored it;
- the assist and how: a hand pass, a kick or strike pass, a free won or a mark won;
- where the attack started and where the shot came from, if you say them;
- a play stat for the pass, catch or turnover, if you use play stats.
You see each one before anything is saved. Untick anything that's wrong, then tap Save.
Speaking
- On a phone, tap the microphone on your keyboard and speak. On a computer, use the Speak button if your browser offers it.
- Use names, surnames or shirt numbers: "13 point", "Thomas McCann wide from the left". It works from your team sheet, or the squad if there isn't one.
- If two players could match, it leaves the name blank and says so. Pick the player before saving, or use the buttons.
Good to know
- It needs signal to read what you said. With no signal, the buttons still work and save on the phone.
- Assists, where attacks started and where shots came from need Match Analysis too.
- Voice Logging is a club add-on, and it's included in Club Complete.
Related
- Adding players and parentsAdd players yourself or share the join link, and bring in parents for under-18s.
- How to track hurling and camogie stats from the sidelineWhat's worth recording during a game, how to do it on a phone without missing play, and what the numbers tell you.
- How to track Gaelic football stats from the sidelineKick-outs, turnovers and scoring: what's worth recording at a Gaelic or ladies football game, and how one person can do it on a phone.