Score the game
from your wrist.
Tap the player who won the rally on your Garmin watch — one press, one point. The scoreboard on everyone's phone follows, live, and the watch buzzes when a side takes the set: 25 points with a two-point lead. Sign-ups by shared link, a season table that keeps itself, and a proper volleyball activity recorded alongside. Built for the weekly game in the gym or on the sand.
The club room is free. The watch app lives in the Connect IQ store.
Playing, not organising? You need nothing here — ask whoever runs your club for the sign-up link.
No Garmin watch in the club? Ask for a phone version — at 1000 votes it gets built.
On the sand or in the gym.
A two-on-two on the beach and the Tuesday game in the gym — the same watch keeps the score in both. One press per rally, sets to 25 win by two, and the team follows every point live.
Sound on — it is narrated.
Three steps, once
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1. Join the room
Create a club here and you get a six-character room code. Dial it and your PIN into the watch once, with the buttons — no keyboard needed. The watch remembers it.
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2. Pull the squad
Load Squad brings across everyone on the court, in the jersey colours you picked. Start Recording turns it into a Garmin volleyball activity with heart rate and the final score.
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3. Press once per rally
Up and down pick the player, one press records the point. Every rally is a point, and the watch buzzes once a side reaches the set target with a two-point lead; Reset Score starts the next set, and sets won are kept for the evening. Out of Bluetooth range points queue on the watch — the +9 in the corner — and sync later, and a resent batch never counts twice.
What the club gets
A scoreboard everyone can see
Substitutes, injured players and whoever is running late all watch the same page update as the points go in. No phone in anybody's pocket on the court.
Sign-ups without accounts
Share one link in the group chat. People tap their name, the list sorts itself by who answered first, and one press turns it into tonight's line-up.
Even teams
Balancing splits whoever showed up into two sides of matching strength by career points, so nobody has to argue about it in the changing room.
A season that writes itself
Wins, points and a match archive per player, kept from the first game. Nothing to type up afterwards, nothing to lose track of.
Jersey colours that match
Pick the jersey colours you actually wear. The watch shows the same ones, so a glance at the wrist tells you the score without reading a word.
Nicknames only
No contact details are ever stored for players. The app is built around the name people are shouted by on the court, and says so wherever a name is typed.
What everyone else sees
While one person taps points on the watch, this is what the rest of the club has open on their phones.
Two watch apps
PLAYER 1–7. No room, no internet.
Mini Volleyball Lite — free
The scoreboard on its own: a fixed roster, two jersey colours, one button per point, and the activity recorded. No account, no setup, nothing to sign into. The way to find out whether scoring from the wrist suits your game.
Your own names, straight off the club room.
Mini Volleyball Pro
Everything above plus the room: your real squad on the watch, points pushed live to the club page, sign-ups, season stats and team balancing. One purchase, no subscription.
Questions
Which watches does it work on?
Over a hundred, from fenix 5 onwards: the whole fenix, epix, Forerunner, Instinct, venu, vivoactive, MARQ, Descent and D2 range with Connect IQ 3 or newer.
Does the watch need a phone?
Only to sync. Points recorded out of range queue on the watch and go across the moment a phone with Garmin Connect is nearby again. Nothing is counted twice.
What does it cost?
The club room and the web page are free. Lite is free in the Connect IQ store; Pro is a one-off purchase there. No subscription anywhere.
Do the players need accounts?
No. Only whoever runs the club signs in. Players use a shared link to sign up for the next game and to see the season table.
What about our data?
Nicknames, points and match results. No contact details for players, ever. Any club can keep itself off the public weekly board. See privacy.
Your next match could keep its own score.
Setting up a club takes about a minute.
Start a club — free