Steps

Steps

1. Open the Me tab, then tap Sign up.

   

2. Enter your nickname and full name, and choose your category and estimated grade. Your home city is optional (tap the location icon to fill it in), then tap Next. Admins can reassess your grade after you play.

3. Enter your email and password (at least 8 characters, letters and numbers), tick the agreement, then tap Create account.

4. Open the email from V-SKOR and click the confirmation link. Not there? Check your spam folder.

5. Choose a community to join, then tap Request to join. Your card's grade, rating, and stats fill in as you play.

Steps

1. Open the Me tab, then tap Sign in.

2. Enter your account email and password, then sign in.

3. Forgot it? Tap Forgot password? on the same page, then enter your account email.

4. Open the email from V-SKOR, click the link, then create a new password. Not there? Check your spam folder.

Steps

Steps

1. Open the Me tab.

2. Tap Language.

   

3. Choose a language. The app reloads in that language right away.

Steps

1. Open the Play tab. Use the search box or the Today, This week, and In my city filters.

   

2. Tap a card, then check the place, time, quota, and how to pay.

3. Tap Join the game. If you are not a member of the community, the button says Ask to join and a community admin accepts you. For public Open Play, tap Request to join and write a message. Your spot is safe once you are accepted.

   

4. Quota full? You go on the Reserves list and move up automatically if someone cancels.

5. Can't make it? Tap Cancel joining so someone else can take your spot.

6. Want to bring friends? Tap Share under the date on the card, then send it via WhatsApp, another app, or a copied link. You can also send it straight to a community chat or a private message on V-SKOR.

Steps

1. On the Play tab, tap Host a game. Or from Home: tap the plus button, then Invite to play.

   

2. Choose For whom, then enter the date and time.

3. Enter the venue name, city, and Google Maps link.

4. Set the quota and payment, then choose how to play: Full to arrange who plays whom, or Just count score to just play.

5. Tap Create schedule. Your game shows on Home, and players in your city get notified.

6. Tap Share to send the link. Join requests appear in Manage, under Sign-ups and attendance: tap Accept or Reject.

Steps

1. Open your game, then tap Manage at the top. Community admins can also go through Sessions & schedule. The big button always shows the next step, and everything else is in the list below it.

   

2. Tap Sign-ups and attendance. There are two lists: Signed up holds people who signed up but may not come, Attending holds people who actually came. Tap a name once they arrive. Join requests from guests are here too.

   

3. Tap Draw and matches, then Start draw to arrange matches automatically from the people who came. Prefer to choose? Tap Manual match.

   

4. Someone arrives late, mid-session? Tap Someone just arrived?, mark them present, then Redraw. Matches already played stay, only the ones not played yet are rearranged.

5. Tap Start scoring on the top card. The scoreboard goes full screen, just tap the team that scores.

   

6. Costs and payments are in Fees: set the shuttle price and court fee, then mark who has paid.

   

7. When you finish, tap the red End game button. Everyone's dues are calculated automatically, then you can Send fee bill.

Steps

1. Once playing time has started, open the session page.

2. On the Admin hasn't started? card, tap Take session control, then confirm.

3. You can now mark who came, set matches, and keep score. The admin is told and can take it back at any time.

4. Admin arrived? Tap Release. Saved matches and scores stay.

Steps

1. Open the Me tab, then My fees.

2. Tap a row to see the details and How to pay.

   

3. Paid? Tap Confirm payment, then Send to admin. WhatsApp opens with a ready message. Attach your transfer proof, and the admin marks it paid.

Steps

1. On Home, tap Log score.

   

2. Enter a Team names if you like, choose First serve, then set points and games under Rules.

   

3. Tap Start scoring. Each time a point is won, tap that team. Mistake? Tap Undo. The umpire voice can call the score.

   

Steps

1. On Home, tap Log score.

2. Turn on Save to game history, then tap Start logging game.

3. Choose who plays by tapping their photo. Friend without an account? Tap New friend, enter a nickname, then choose Male or Female.

4. Keep score as usual. The result goes to history and stats.

5. Want to send it to a friend? Tap Send records. With that link, they can claim the record when they sign up.

Steps

1. Open the session from the Play tab. Matches in progress are marked LIVE.

2. Tap a match to see the score, games, and who is serving.

3. Want it on a big screen? Tap TV Mode.

Steps

1. Open the Community tab, then Standings.

   

2. Each season starts at 1000 points. Win +5, draw +2, loss +1.

3. After at least 5 League matches, you enter that season's ranking.

4. Highest points come first. On a tie, point difference decides, then number of wins.

Steps

1. Open the Community tab, then search for a community in your city.

   

2. Tap View profile to look inside, then tap Request to join.

3. The community admin approves your request. Those marked Free to join need no waiting.

4. Once accepted, the community appears under My Communities.

Steps

1. Open the Community tab, then tap Create community in the top right.

2. Enter a name and city, then Next. Then fill in the description, how to join, and how to pay.

3. Tap Create community. It is ready, and you are the owner.

4. To give it an identity, tap Manage, then add a cover photo and logo.

Steps

1. Tap the Admin button in the top right corner, open Player, then tap Add player.

   

2. On the Identity tab, enter the full name, nickname, and category. The photo can wait.

   

3. On the Contact tab, enter the WhatsApp number. It is private, only admins can see it.

4. On the Attributes tab, choose a grade from Beginner to Advanced. You can still fine-tune it with the sliders.

   

5. Tap Save. The member can now be picked when marking attendance and setting matches.

Steps

1. In the admin panel, open Player, then tap the member's name.

2. Open the Contact tab, then tap Create invite link.

   

3. Tap Send via WhatsApp, or Copy and send it to them yourself.

   

4. The member opens the link, enters an email, creates a password, ticks the agreement, then taps Sign up & link. Already have an account? Tap Sign in on the same page.

   

5. The member opens the email from V-SKOR and clicks the confirmation link. Once connected, the status in the admin panel changes to Linked.

Steps

1. Open your community page. The Road to the Verified badge card shows your progress, only admins can see it.

2. Add members until you reach 7. Profiles you create for them count too.

3. Create a game schedule, set up the matches, then record the results. Watching more than one court? Choose Enter final score and just type the result.

4. Once both are complete, the badge turns on by itself. Owners and admins get a congratulations pop-up when they open the app, no application needed.

Steps

1. In the admin panel, open Community.

2. Under How to join, choose Requires approval or Free to join, then tap Save info.

3. Under Community link, tap Copy, then share it in your WhatsApp group.

   

4. If you chose Requires approval, join requests appear under Player. Tap Accept or Reject.

Steps

1. Tap the Admin button in the top right corner. On phones it shows as an icon.

   

2. Open Settings. On the Club tab, enter the venue, playing times, and admin WhatsApp. On the Fees tab, enter the shuttle price and bank account.

3. Open Player to create member profiles and invite them in. Join requests appear here too: tap Accept or Reject.

4. Open Sessions & schedule, then tap Create session. The game shows on the Play tab right away.

5. After playing, everyone's dues are in the Fees menu. Remind them over WhatsApp, then mark who has paid.

Phone position examples

Phone upright

Phone sideways

Not ideal

How to record

1. Get your phone ready. Check the battery and storage, then wipe the camera lens clean.

2. Pick a spot. The best place is centred, behind the back line of the court. The corner of the court is also good. Avoid standing beside the net.

3. Place the phone at chest height or higher, so it cannot move. A tripod is easiest. No tripod? Prop it up or tie it to a fence, pole, or chair. Do not hold it in your hand.

4. Open your phone camera and choose Video mode. The phone can be upright or sideways. What matters is that the whole court is in frame, including the net and both back lines. Something cut off? Move back a little or raise the phone.

5. Set the zoom once before you record, then leave it alone. Avoid 360 cameras or wide lenses that adjust the view by themselves.

6. Press record before you start playing, then leave the phone alone. Do not move it or follow the players until you finish. You can record for a long time, and later just choose the 1 minute you want to analyse.

7. When you finish playing, stop recording. The video is saved in your phone gallery. Moving it to another phone? Use a cable or Google Drive. If it has to go over WhatsApp, send it as a document, not as a video, so the quality does not drop.

What makes the result less accurate

Shaky or hand-held camera

The court lines shift too, so distance and player positions drift. Put the phone somewhere still.

Camera following the players or the shuttle

The whole court needs to stay in view from start to finish.

Zooming while recording

The court changes size in the picture, so distance and player positions are less accurate.

360 camera or wide lens

The court lines bend and change size.

Only part of the court in view

Players and shots outside the picture are not counted.

Camera too low

Players on the far side are hidden behind the ones in front.

Camera too far away

Players and the shuttle look small, so some shots may be missed. Record closer, with the whole court still in view.

People or objects in front of the camera

Players and shots in the blocked area may be missed. Find a spot with a clear view.

Dark or blurry

The shuttle is hard to read. Record on a well-lit court and clean the lens first.

Video sent over WhatsApp

The quality drops, so the shuttle is hard to read. Use the original camera video.

The next court is in the shot

Player markers can get mixed up. Find a spot that focuses on one court.

Steps

1. On Home or the Me tab, tap the Rally Analysis card. The page has two tabs: Analysis for a new video and Results for all your result videos.

   

2. Choose the sport (badminton, tennis, or padel), then tap Select video. The video can be long. No video yet? See how to record one.

   

3. Drag the two handles under Trim video to the part you want to analyse, up to 1 minute. Drag the middle to move the selection. Then tap Next.

   

4. Choose how many players there are: Doubles, Singles, or Auto if you are not sure. You can change it later with the Change button.

   

5. Mark the court: tap the points one by one, following the small diagram above the video. Use 4 court corners, or 4 points near net if the camera is low and much of the court is cut off. Drag the points until the yellow lines sit on the white court lines, then tap Process on phone. On a laptop or PC, the button is called Continue processing. If your phone is slow, choose Fast Analysis when the button is there: see how.

   

6. On a phone, Ready to process on your phone? appears with an estimate of how long it will take. Tap Start processing. Want it faster? Open v-skor.com on a laptop or PC with a graphics card (GPU), or tap Analyze on server when the button is there. Turn on Don't show again if you do not need the reminder again.

   

7. Wait while it processes and keep the screen on. Need to stop? Tap Pause, continue later. Your progress is saved.

   

8. Check the engine's work. Something wrong? See how to edit shots and how to fix player markers. All good? Tap Done, see results.

9. Adjust the look until you like it, then tap Save video. Here is everything you can still change.

Steps

1. Find the moment: drag the timeline left and right. Each circle is one shot. The thin bar below it shows the whole video, and you can tap it to jump.

   

2. Tap the circle. The video stops on that shot and its panel opens below.

   

3. Wrong player: tap the Hitter box, then choose the right player. Even quicker: tap the number in the circle.

   

4. Wrong shot type: tap Shot type, then choose the type. Want the original guess back? Choose Auto-detected.

5. Not actually a shot: tap Not a shot in the panel, or the red minus button on the video. The marker gets a cross and is not counted. Deleted by mistake? Tap the marker again, then Undo delete.

   

6. A shot was missed: stop the video right as the racket meets the shuttle. Use -1 and +1 to find the exact frame. Tap the green plus button, then choose the player. To remove a marker you added, use Delete marker.

   

7. A marker is slightly off: tap it, move the video to the right moment (up to 1.5 seconds from the marker), then tap Move to in the panel.

   

8. All done? Tap Done, see results. You can come back any time with Review again on the Results screen.

What the timeline markers mean

Coloured circle with a number

One shot. The colour and number show the player.

Circle with a cross

Marked as not a shot, so it is not counted.

Circle with a question mark

A new marker with no player yet. It is not counted until you choose one.

Shot name above a circle

A shot type you chose yourself.

Buttons under the timeline

Left and right arrows

Jump to the previous or next shot.

-1 and +1

Go back or forward one frame, to find the moment the racket meets the shuttle.

Middle button

Play or pause the video.

Far-right button

Playback speed: 1x, 0.5x, or 0.25x.

Steps

1. Marker on the wrong person: stop the video where the marker first goes wrong, then tap the person in the video.

   

2. In the Which player is this? pop-up, choose the right player. It applies from that point to the end of the video. If that person is wearing another player's marker, the two markers swap and later shots follow them.

   

3. Marker stuck on a spectator or umpire: tap the marker in the video, then choose Not a player, delete marker at the bottom of the same pop-up. The marker disappears for as long as it was on that person.

4. A player has no marker: tap the person in the video, then choose the player, or Add Player if they are not in the list. Up to 4 players.

5. Marker missing though the person is visible: tap the person in the video, even without a box. Players with a missing marker are listed first. The marker is filled in for that part only, other players and shots stay the same. Still gaps? Tap again at another moment.

6. Another way: tap the Correct player button on the video. In the list, choose the player to move, or tap Delete if the marker is on a spectator.

   

   

7. Then tap the right person in the video. No dashed box on them? Just tap their body. Changed your mind? Tap Cancel.

   

8. Shuttle animation from the next court: move to when the animation appears, tap the shuttle minus button, then tap its dashed red line. Deleted by mistake? Tap the shuttle minus button again, then Restore.

   

   

The full list

Video format

Portrait 9:16 (Reels) or Landscape 16:9.

Shot names

Tap the name in the video, then choose the right one.

Trim video

Where the saved video starts and ends, at least 1 second.

Display style

Tech (default), Classic, Neon, Comic, or Halloween.

Player animation

The effect at each player's feet: Style default, Pulse Halo, Vector Lock, Orbit HUD, Highlight, or None.

Player name box

The P1, P2, and name boxes above heads: Full, Transparent, or Very transparent.

When labels overlap

When player name labels cover each other. Fade (default): the labels of the team that just hit fade, so the receiving team's labels stay clear and steady. Stack: the old way, the covered label moves up above the other.

Shuttle or ball animation

Its trail in the video: Plasma, Electric, Sonic, Lock On, or None.

Shuttle drop or Ball bounce

Floor wave, or None.

Racket hits the shuttle or ball

Smash flash, Flash on every shot, or None.

Video language

Indonesian or English.

Calories

Show or hide them, on the Player stats board and in the video.

HUD colour

Slide to change the main colour of the panels in the video. The logo, player markers, web address, and pumpkin stay the same. Default brings back the style's own colour.

HUD size

Shrink the panels in the video down to 80% if they cover the play. The text stays readable.

Player names

Tap the player's row on the Player stats board, or tap the player in the video. The name also shows in the video.

Body weight

Tap the player's row on the Player stats board, used to work out calories. Blank means 65 kg.

Hitters, shot markers, and player markers

With Review again. The other choices above are kept.

How to, one by one

1. Choose the format: Portrait 9:16 (Reels) for Reels, Stories, and TikTok, or Landscape 16:9 for YouTube. The speaker button is only for the preview, and the saved video keeps its sound.

   

2. Change a shot name without going back to Review: stop the video on that shot, then tap its name in the video (in the shot type panel, the label above the head, or the big text). Want to change a player name? Tap the player in the video.

   

3. Choose the right type. The text in the video changes straight away. Back to auto-detect appears if you have changed the type before.

   

4. Want a shorter video? Drag the two handles under Trim video. Drag the middle to move the selection.

   

5. Tap the Effects button next to the sound button to open Video effects. Each choice shows in the small preview straight away, and this phone remembers it for your next video. Don't want calories? Turn off Show calories (est.) on board & video.

   

6. Want to adjust how the video looks? On a phone, touch the video with two fingers: pinch to zoom, move to reposition. On a computer, tap Manage, then move the Zoom slider, use the arrow buttons, or drag the video. Rotation, Exposure, and Saturation are under Manage, on a phone too. Player markers stay attached. To players zooms straight to the playing area, the Reset button puts it all back. These settings apply per video.

7. These are the five Display style choices. Each style brings its own player animation, unless you change Player animation.

   

8. Want another colour? Slide HUD colour. The logo, player markers, web address, and pumpkin stay the same. Default brings back the style's own colour. Do the panels cover the play? Shrink them with HUD size, down to 80%.

   

9. Scroll down to the Player stats board. Tap a player's row to change a name or body weight. Body weight is only stored on this phone.

   

10. Is a hitter or marker wrong? Tap Review again at the very bottom. See edit shots and player markers.

    

11. Happy with it? Tap Save video and keep the screen on until it finishes. The video is made on this phone, not uploaded.

    

12. In the Video ready pop-up, tap Download to keep it, Share to send it to another app, or Share to Highlight. Not quite right? Close the pop-up, change it, and save again.

    

13. A saved video goes to the Results tab on this phone automatically. See your video list.

Which one to choose

Process on phone

Processed on your phone, and the video is not uploaded. The speed depends on your phone. On a laptop or PC it is called Continue processing, and it is usually much faster with a graphics card (GPU).

Fast Analysis

Processed by the V-SKOR engine or team, usually in a few minutes. For badminton for now, and the button only shows while the service is on.

Analyze on server

Processed by the V-SKOR engine or team, usually in under 24 hours. Tennis and padel videos are handled by the team. The button appears when analysis on your phone is slow or fails, or your phone is not supported yet. On phones that aren't suitable, it is called Analyze a video.

Steps

1. Choose the video, trim it to 1 minute at most, and mark the court as usual. See how. Accurate marks give a more accurate result.

2. Tap Fast Analysis next to Process on phone, then Send. Or tap Analyze on server.

   

3. Keep the screen on until the video has been sent. After that you can close the app, and a notification tells you when the result is ready.

4. Open the Results tab to see the status. When it says Ready, watch the video there, then tap Download video. Still queued and changed your mind? Tap Cancel submission.

   

5. Want to correct shots, or change names, body weight, effects, or format? Tap Edit results, then save the video again. See what you can change.

6. See a yellow exclamation icon in the corner of the video? Tap it to read A note on your video, for example that the camera shook too much so the result may be less accurate. The video is still delivered.

   

Steps

1. Open Rally Analysis, then tap the Results tab. You can also use My analysis videos on the Me tab.

   

2. Each video has a label showing where it came from: Yours, V-SKOR engine, or V-SKOR Team. Want to see just one kind? Tap it above the list.

3. Every card has the same buttons: Download video, Share to Highlight, and Edit results. Already shared? The button changes to View in Highlight.

4. You can remove your own videos you no longer need with Delete.

Steps

1. Close other apps, plug in a charger, and keep the screen on until it finishes.

2. Use a short part of the video. The shorter it is, the faster it finishes.

3. Still too heavy? Use Fast Analysis when the button is there. Failed, stuck, or taking too long? Tap Analyze on server. You choose the video and mark the court on this phone, and the V-SKOR engine or team processes it. Read more.

4. You get a notification, and the result is on the Results tab.

If processing stops

The page goes back to the start mid-process

The browser reloaded the page, usually because the browser ran out of memory on the phone, or the app was left in the background. The The analysis stopped card appears: tap Analyze on server so the V-SKOR engine or team processes it, or Try again on this phone with the screen kept on and without switching apps.

Making the video stops partway

Close other apps, tap Save video again, and keep the screen on until the video is ready. The message you see: Your phone stopped while making the video. Try again, or close other apps first.

A result video from the engine or team cannot be remade

See This browser could not make the video? The result video is still safe: tap Download video. Want to change names or effects? Try another browser or a laptop.

If the result looks wrong

The engine sees people, but none inside the lines

The court marks are probably off. Tap Mark the court again.

The engine finds no players

If the players are clearly visible, your phone may not be supported yet. Use Analyze on server. Also check the players are not too small in the video.

Very few shots

Check the court points and the chosen sport. A padel video chosen as badminton is not read correctly.

The message says the video file is incomplete

The file was cut off while being saved or sent, so the end of it is really missing. The part that is there can still be analysed. Want all of it? Use the original camera video.

The video is saved sideways

The engine turns it during processing and tells you. You can also turn it with Video tilted? Rotate.

Shaky camera

The engine still tries to follow the camera, but the result may be less accurate. Put the phone on a tripod or prop it up somewhere still. See how to record properly.

Steps

1. On Home, tap the plus button, then Share a moment. Scrolled far down? The plus button also appears in the bottom right corner.

   

2. Choose a photo or video, or write a story, then post it.

3. Like a friend's post? Smash it! Hold the post until the racket appears, then let go. The racket smashes the post, sound and all, and the "Smashed" count below it goes up. On iPhone, silent mode means no sound. Changed your mind? Tap Smash. Want another reaction or a comment? Hold Smash to pick a reaction, or write a comment.

4. Videos on Home play by themselves, muted, as they scroll into view. Tap a video to watch it full screen like Reels: swipe up for the next video, and use the buttons at the bottom right for Smash, comments, sharing, and sound. Hold the video to smash it.

5. Want to share a post or video? Tap the share icon on the post, or the send button while watching Highlights. Send it via WhatsApp, another app, or a copied link, or straight to a community chat or private message on V-SKOR. In chat, the link shows up as a card you can tap.

6. Just want videos? Tap Highlight above the list and the videos open full screen. Pinch the screen with two fingers to see every video in a grid, then tap any video to watch it.

Steps

1. Open the Chat tab. A red number means new messages.

   

2. Open a chat, write a message, then send it. Lines that start with 1. 2. 3. or a - become a neat list. Tap the plus button to send a photo, video, sticker, or poll.

3. Want to invite people to play? In a community or game chat, tap the plus button, then Invite, and pick the game. An invite card appears in the chat: members just tap Join or Skip, and everyone can see who is in and who skipped. Tap the card to see the game details.

   

4. Tap a message bubble to react, reply, copy, or report it. You can delete your own message within one minute.

5. Want a private chat? Tap New message in the top right, then search for the player. Private messages can only be read by the two of you.

Steps

1. Open the Me tab. The motivation card is there.

2. Streak grows each week you play at least one match. Weeks without scheduled games do not break it.

3. Court Ruler is the player with the most matches this month in your community.

4. At the start of each month, a Recap card appears. Tap to open it, then Share to Story.

Steps

1. Open the Me tab, then V-SKOR Twibbon.

2. Choose story or feed size, then add your photo from the gallery.

3. Move and zoom until it fits, then save or share.

Steps

1. In Manage, tap Live Stream. Scorers find it on the session or match page.

2. On the 1. OBS overlay tab, choose Landscape for YouTube and Facebook, or Portrait for TikTok and Instagram, then tap Copy link.

   

3. In OBS, open Sources, add Browser, paste the link, then set the size to 1920 x 1080 (portrait: 1080 x 1920).

4. Get the stream key from YouTube Studio, paste it under Settings then Stream in OBS, then start streaming.

Steps

1. Start streaming on YouTube. The score overlay comes from OBS.

2. On YouTube, tap Share, then Copy link.

3. In V-SKOR under Manage, tap Live Stream, then open the 2. Show in the app tab.

   

4. Paste the link, then tap Add link.

   

5. Tap Share with viewers to send the watch link.

Steps

1. On the scoring phone, tap Live Stream, choose a layout, then tap Copy link.

2. Send the link to the streaming phone, for example over WhatsApp, then copy it there.

3. Open PRISM Live Studio, swipe to My Studio, tap Widget, then choose Web.

4. Paste the link in the URL field, then tap Save. Drag it and its corners until it fits, without covering the players.

5. Swipe back to the main screen, tap Ready, choose your platform, then Go Live.

Steps

1. Open the Me tab. Tap the camera icon to change your photo.

2. Tap Edit Profile to change your name, date of birth, dominant hand, and playing style. Admins manage category and grade.

3. Open City & Open Play News to get news about Open Play nearby and use the In my city filter.

4. Turn on Dark mode under Appearance if you often play at night.

5. Want to sign out? Tap Log out at the bottom.

Steps

1. Open the Me tab, then tap Contact support under Help.

   

2. Choose a topic, then describe the problem: what happened, and on which page.

3. Tap Send.

Steps

1. Open the Me tab, then Delete account under Help.

2. Follow the steps on that page. We process requests manually.