HoopStats Lite Basketball app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Michael Rarick
First release : 09 Jan 2014
App size: 24.44 Mb
HoopStats Lite is based on the full-featured version of HoopStats. The Lite version only supports two teams and one game at a time. Bluetooth transfer of team/game data, Dropbox backup/restore, and Twitter feeds are also not available with the Lite version. All other functionality is identical to HoopStats. In-app purchase available to upgrade to the full version.
Features:
- Large buttons to select player, action and shot position
- Real-time stats for team and players, current game or entire season
- Displays shot charts for all made and missed shots
- Undo or edit events at any time
- Simple substitutions on the fly
- Automatically determine offensive/defensive rebounds
- Assign events to individual players or team
- Auto Complete to speed up data entry
- Rapid Roster function to quickly setup teams
- Export game stats via email in HTML or Excel formats
- Export shot charts via email in PDF format
- Print directly to AirPrint enabled printers
- Export game stats to MaxPreps, VarVee, ScoreTrax, or StatCrew
- Upload stats directly to ProFile Sports
- CSV import of team rosters
- Adjust clock by pressing and holding clock button
- Two user-defined stats buttons available
- Both game and season stats/shot charts available for export:
Shots by type (freethrows, 2pt, 3pt) made/attempted/percentage, defensive/offensive rebounds, assists, steals, turnovers, offensive/defensive/techical fouls, blocks, deflections, fouls received, charges taken, player efficiency, true shooting percentage, +/- and playing time.
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Latest reviews of HoopStats Lite Basketball app for iPhone and iPad
Only one game in but like it so far. Auto rebounds and turnover/steals is a great speed feature.
Comparing this to GameChanger shows some definite strengths such as a simplified interface for single screen entry and ability to rapidly track assists and rebounds. It falls a little short on tracking event progression since youd be hard pressed to tell what is happening at a glance in the app and how it matches the play you are watching. Tracking fouls is clumsy since the app doesnt seem to track possession so youre forced to select offense/defense for each foul. Automating this a bit by tracking possession would be great. Reducing the number of clicks (3) for recording shots made/missed would be nice since its often the bulk of your work and the app feels overly complex with the activity required. Overall a solid app with some input eccentricities that, once overcome (or learned), could be great.