Yes. You can keep score directly on the iPhone mounted inside BallerCam.
However, a secondary iOS device is recommended, especially when the filming iPhone is mounted high on a tripod. This lets one device stay focused on filming while another person manages the score.
π± Scoring From the Filming iPhone
Scoring directly on the filming iPhone can be practical when the screen is within easy reach, such as when filming from the bleachers or using a lower Volleyball baseline setup.
Available scoring controls depend on the sport and device.
For Basketball, only basic scoring is available on the filming iPhone. Use a secondary iOS device for player attribution and detailed stat tracking.
π² Using a Secondary iOS Device
Another person can keep score using a supported iPhone or iPad running the BallerCam app.
Older supported iOS devices can be used for scoring. The iPhone 13 Pro or newer requirement applies to filming, not secondary-device scoring.
To begin:
- Sign in to the BallerCam app on the scoring device.
- Confirm the account is connected to the correct team and has Keep Score permission.
- Find the game in progress on Global Home.
- Tap Keep Score.
- Complete the available game settings and begin scoring.
Use a reliable internet connection for live scoring from a secondary device.
π€ Who Can Keep Score?
The scorekeeper must have Keep Score permission for your team.
Players have Keep Score enabled by default. Fans and other team participants can also help when the team Creator grants them permission.
The Creator can review and adjust access through the teamβs Roles & Permissions settings.
β Can I Use Apple Watch?
Yes. The BallerCam Apple Watch app supports scorekeeping and Moments for supported sports.
Available controls vary by sport. Use a secondary iOS device when you need more detailed scoring options.
β Key Reminders
- You can keep score directly on the filming iPhone when it is within reach.
- A secondary iOS device is recommended when the filming phone is mounted out of reach.
- Older supported iPhones and iPads can be used for scoring.
- The filming iPhone minimum does not apply to secondary scoring devices.
- Scorekeepers need Keep Score permission.
- For Basketball, use a secondary iOS device for player attribution and detailed statistics.
- Apple Watch supports scorekeeping features for supported sports.
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