WHAT WE DO
From spoken play
to smarter performance.
Statcourt captures basketball statistics through your voice and turns them into box scores, shot charts and visual insights for real improvement.
VOICE-POWERED GAME SCORING
Game Day Tracking
Track the game without losing the game.
Voice Scoring helps the scorer keep pace with fast gameplay while manual controls remain available at every moment.
- Natural basketball commands. Call identified players and events without navigating stat forms.
- Multiple events in sequence. Properly identified player commands can be processed together.
- Validation before recording. If Statcourt can't identify the player or understand the command, it rejects the event instead of guessing.
- Simple undo. Reverse the latest event one action at a time.
Strongest scoring period: Third quarter

VISUAL INSIGHTS
A box score is only the beginning.
When the final buzzer sounds, Statcourt transforms your recorded game into visual data that is easier to understand and act on.
Coaches can see performance trends, compare games and identify where the team is improving, or where the next training session should focus.
PERSONAL SHOOTING DEVELOPMENT
Training Mode
Your personal shooting session, tracked by voice.
Start by opening the spot you're shooting from—for example, say “open left wing three.”
Once the zone is active, simply call “made” or “missed” after every attempt. Statcourt records each result in that court zone, so you can keep shooting without touching your phone. When you're finished there, say “close zone” before opening your next spot.
- Open any court zone by voice
- Call made or missed for each shot
- Close and switch zones hands-free
- Review your complete shot chart
“Made.”

HOW IT WORKS
Play. Track. Analyse. Elevate.
Play
Build the roster, organise the schedule and prepare the team before tip-off.
Track
Record what happens live—by voice or by touch—without losing sight of the game.
Analyse
Turn events into box scores, dashboards, shot charts, leaders and useful trends.
Elevate
Train weaknesses, follow progress and build a basketball record that grows with the player.
