What's the Score, Bro?

March 10, 2024

broken qr code fixed.

March 7, 2024

small bug fix.

March 6, 2024

small bug fixes

March 5, 2024

Optimized haptics design.

March 4, 2024

1. If the game is paused, a haptic alarm reminds you every five seconds. This way, you won't forget to resume the game. 2. In addition to the coach, you can now also caution or send off up to three team officials. These are automatically added to the roster. 3. Before a penalty shoot-out, mark the starting team with a double tap. Now you always know whose turn it is. Do you like the new functions? Then please leave a nice review in the App Store. :-)

February 7, 2024

Use dictation and the iPhone keyboard to enter the team rosters from now on.

January 29, 2024

*** Happy New 2.4! *** With this update, you're kicking it into high gear: Record goals, cautions, temporary dismissals, or substitutions in less than three seconds. Pen and paper can now stay permanently in your pocket, because the latest version of "What's the Score, Bro?" is based on the current IFAB rules for the 2023/24 season and thinks along with you: - Before kickoff, you can input the rosters of both teams in just a few seconds. Incorrect entries due to duplicates or invalid player numbers are automatically detected, not accepted, and you'll receive a prompt. Transferring rosters to the Apple Watch is done in seconds, faster than inputting them on an iPhone. - Before the start of the game or at the beginning of extra time, tap twice on the score display of the respective team that has the kickoff. At halftime, the app now shows you who will be kicking off next. - For each game event, you now simply select the corresponding team and then tap on the jersey of the relevant player or – in the case of a group substitution – several players. You can do this in under three seconds. - Field players are displayed with a fully colored jersey, substitute players, and those with a time penalty are outlined in color. - For the first time, you can now caution and send off the coach as well. They will be displayed with their own jersey and a "C" in the roster overview and automatically created for each team. - The app follows the official IFAB rules for the 2023/24 season regarding cautions, sending-offs, and temporary dismissals. A second yellow card is automatically converted into a red card. Players who receive two temporary dismissals in the same game are excluded from the game after the second dismissal and can be replaced by a substitute player. A player who commits an offense warranting a caution or sending off during their temporary dismissal is permanently excluded from the game and cannot be replaced or substituted. - The new "Notebook" section is now much clearer: disciplinary actions and substitutions are now displayed separately from each other. Players substituted multiple times are now only shown once. The first temporary dismissal is represented by the familiar white-red stopwatch symbol, while the second temporary dismissal is represented by a yellow-red version. - In the settings, you can now specify whether multiple substitutions are allowed or not. With the latter option, once substituted players cannot be substituted again and are marked in the overview with a small padlock. - The app's design has once again been revamped and now appears uniform and professional in user guidance. After a game event, the view now automatically returns to the main screen. More than ever, "What's the Score, Bro?" supports you in avoiding errors, drastically reducing note-taking time, and allowing you to focus entirely on the game. Do you have any wishes or suggestions for improvement? Then write me an email, and I'll get back to you. If you like the app, I have a request for you: Write a short review and let other referees know how useful "What's the Score, Bro?" is for their work.

December 15, 2023

smaller bug fix

December 13, 2023

Version 2.1.2 ========== Temporary dismissals are now paused during a stoppage. Functions that you will hopefully never need: You can now also suspend and abandon games. If you suspend, the timer is paused. It will continue to run when you resume the game. An entry is created in the match report that logs the suspended time. If the game is abandoned, it is ended immediately and an entry is created in the match report. Also new: You can now create games with penalty shoot-outs and without extra time. This is particularly useful for youth tournaments. When you reset a game, you can choose whether you only want to reset the score and timer or also all settings. Yellow-red cards are now clearly displayed on the note card and in the match report. If you have any suggestions for further functions or improvements, please contact me. Good whistle and please leave a review if you like the app.

December 9, 2023

Version 2.1.1 ========== Functions that you will hopefully never need: You can now also suspend and abandon games. If you suspend, the timer is paused. It will continue to run when you resume the game. An entry is created in the match report that logs the suspended time. If the game is abandoned, it is ended immediately and an entry is created in the match report. Also new: You can now create games with penalty shoot-outs and without extra time. This is particularly useful for youth tournaments. When you reset a game, you can choose whether you only want to reset the score and timer or also all settings. Yellow-red cards are now clearly displayed on the note card and in the match report. If you have any suggestions for further functions or improvements, please contact me. Good whistle and please leave a review if you like the app.