Slow, inefficient,
easy to get wrong.
Tracking every play by hand takes time and attention away from the court. When the game speeds up, entries can be missed or recorded inaccurately.

THE VOICE-POWERED BASKETBALL PLATFORM
Record every shot with your voice, then turn the final box score into clear insights that help your players and team improve.
Voice-first for speed. Manual scoring is always available whenever you need it.
WHY STATCOURT?
Traditional stat recording creates two problems for teams trying to understand the game.
Tracking every play by hand takes time and attention away from the court. When the game speeds up, entries can be missed or recorded inaccurately.
Traditional stat keeping often begins and ends with the final box score. Teams get totals, but no advanced stats or shot charts to understand how the game was played.
VOICE-POWERED GAME SCORING
Voice Scoring helps the scorer keep pace with fast gameplay while manual controls remain available at every moment.
INSIDE STATCOURT
Move from game day to player development without switching tools. Statcourt keeps your results, shooting data, training and team leaders connected.

Your season record, team averages, scoring trend and leaders in one view.
MORE THAN A BOX SCORE
Go beyond the box score with clear team intelligence built from the games you record.

Compare player impact and lineup coverage at a glance.
Compare the team's performance with each player on and off the court.
Find the five-player, three-player and two-player combinations delivering the strongest results.
Understand point differential by quarter, starting lineup and clutch situations.
PERSONAL SHOOTING DEVELOPMENT
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.
“Made.”

SUBSCRIPTION
For teams and players.
STATCOURT COMPLETE
Launch price announced soon
FAQ
Here are the essentials about subscriptions, teams, scoring and personal training data.
Every subscribed player receives access to the complete Statcourt feature set, including team tools, game scoring, advanced team statistics, dashboards, box scores, shot charts, leaderboards and personal Training Mode.
Statcourt will use a simple, affordable monthly subscription. Final launch pricing will be announced before release, with the complete feature set included and no complicated tiers.
No. Team Owners can build a complete roster and record games before every player creates an account. A member can later link their account to an available roster player after approval.
No. Voice scoring is designed to make recording faster, while clear manual controls remain available throughout every game and training session.
Open a court zone by voice, call “made” or “missed” after each shot, then say “close zone” when you are finished. Statcourt records every attempt in the active zone and builds your personal shot chart.
A modern web browser is enough for the core app. Voice features require microphone permission, and headphones are recommended in noisy environments but are not required.
Yes. Completed games can be reopened, corrected and saved again so the official team and player statistics remain accurate.
ABOUT STATCOURT
We're three university students from Melbourne who love basketball and kept seeing the same problem: recording statistics still relied on slow, manual processes that pulled attention away from the court.
Important details were missed, final box scores took effort to complete and the data often stopped at a table of numbers. Teams had information, but not always the insights needed to improve.
That's why we created Statcourt, a voice-powered way to capture the action as it happens and transform it into useful player and team insights.
- Statcourt Team
OUR MISSION
A BETTER VIEW OF THE GAME
Statcourt is coming. Let's get your team ready.
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