SCORE, LOG AND TRACK ALL OF YOUR SPORTING AND GAMING ENDEAVOURS
In-play scoring
Totally flexible and user-configurable game settings allow you to create the correct environment for almost any sport or game that you wish to keep score for during play.
Post-play logging
Sports and games that are not appropriate for in-play scoring (because you are too busy playing them) can be logged after the event. The flexible game settings will allow you to set this up to best suit your needs for each sport or game you play.
Fully flexible
Whether you are wanting to track the scores of card games, board games, computer games or sports, Versus App has 100% configurable settings to allow you to set up a scoring mechanism that suits.
Full match history
Every match of every game that you play can be recorded. Over time this will build up into a huge database of all of your gaming and sporting endeavours.
Analysis
Directly within the app you can view stats by Game, by Category, by Versus and by Player. Examples include win ratios, games played, total points scored, average points scored etc.
Unlimited
There is no limit to the amount of games and matches that you can record and track. Build up a full sporting and gaming history over the years and look back over your performances in each.
Get started with Versus
It's as easy as 1, 2, 3.....
Regardless of your sporting and gaming preferences you will be able to set up Versus app to track them as you need. Whether that be via scoring labels or the number of scoring 'levels' that you want to record the app will bend to your every need!
Set score to count down
Add labels for 'Points' and 'Legs'
Set up 'variants' for 9-Ball, 8-Ball etc
Limit to just 1 scoring level
Set label to 'Frames'
Add to a 'Racquet Sports' category
Add labels for 'Games' and 'Sets'
There is no real need to log 'points' in a game of tennis
Add to a 'Board games' category
Add labels for 'Points' and 'Games'
..or score 1 level only (as points) and have each game act as a 'match'.
Set up 'variants' for Strokeplay, Matchplay etc
Add relevant labels e.g 'Strokes' or 'Holes'
Add players for e.g. 'My Team' and 'Other Team'
Limit to just 1 scoring level
Set label to 'Points'
Add to a 'Cue Sports' category
Add labels for 'Points' and 'Frames'
Add to a 'Racquet Sports' category
Add labels for 'Points' and 'Sets'
Analysis
Performance deep dive
Frequently asked questions
There are numerous scoring apps but most amount to no more than simple tallys. Versus is a powerhouse of an app that captures all of your scores and results across different sports/games in different matches against different players. It then reflects all of this data back to you in useful and interesting ways via extensive analysis (charts and tables).
Yes - we have extensive documentation over on our Knowledge Base site.
Versus is completely free to download and try. The number of matches that you can score and log is limited to 10.
There are 3 in-app purchase options: a monthly or annual subscription or a one-off purchase. An active subscription (or the one-off purchase) unlocks the following features:
- Unlimited match scoring
You will keep all the matches that you have added but if that is more than 10 then you will not be able to add any new ones.
Yes - iCloud/Cloudkit sync is enabled by default ensuring that your games, players and matches are safely backed up and synced across devices. All of this is private to you and stored in your own iCloud account.
You can export all data to a CSV file. This includes all match results so that you could conduct additional analysis elsewhere. It also includes game details meaning that it can also be used to import into a fresh install of Versus to reinstate all Players, Games and Versus.
We have an import feature that can accept a csv file. The import uses the same format as our export feature so all of your data can be re-added to a new / alternative device or you can share with someone else.
The import function will process the All Data Download option from v1 of Versus. There are some limitations though that you should be aware of. Game settings are not held in the csv and so the import will not know which games are scored at 1 or 2 levels. As such, you would ideally set up the Games in v2 to match the settings (and Name/Variant) that you already use in v1 BEFORE importing. If that is not done then Games will all import as 1 level games. Note, for 2 level games only 1 level (match level) results will be imported. This may skew some stats if you continue to use the same Game for new games in v2.