Know where every player stands in all six rotations, spot an illegal serve-receive stack before the whistle, and track the match point by point from the bench.
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Most team apps treat volleyball like any other sport: a roster and a calendar. Volleyball coaching is different because the court changes every few points. Your setter moves from back row to front row, your libero comes on and off, and a serve-receive formation that works in one rotation is illegal in the next.
Squaddie models that directly. Players hold role slots (setter, outside hitters, middle blockers, opposite, libero) and the app turns your starting line-up into the full six-rotation picture, on your phone or on a printable bench sheet.
Step through R1 to R6 and see the serve order, front and back row, and where the setter is in each rotation.
The libero swaps in for the right middle blocker, and your serve-receive stack is checked against the overlap rule as you plan it.
Pick the system that suits your squad. Juniors default to everyone rotating under junior rules.
Point us, point them. Serve and rotation move for you, with optional kill, ace, error, pass and dig tags.
See points on court, serves and front-row and back-row time per player, with a quiet flag when someone is falling behind.
Filter drills by skill, players you have and time, or generate a first-draft training session from your last match.
Ask which rotation is hurting you, get a serve-receive proposal checked for legality, or plan a session. It asks before it changes anything.
Once two matches are tracked, see trends across the season and export a match or season to CSV or Excel.
Choose 5-1, 6-2, 4-2 or everyone rotates, plus best-of, set points, substitutions per set and libero rules. Set them once for the team and change them for a single match if needed.
Drop players into role slots, or let Squaddie suggest a fair line-up by court time and role fit. You can try the rotation logic free in the volleyball rotation generator.
Choose a shape for each rotation and see straight away if it breaks the overlap rule. Print the bench cheat sheet or share it as text.
In the mobile app, tap each point. Serve order, rotation and libero swaps update automatically, and everything is saved even with no signal.
See side-out percentage by rotation, serve and pass numbers, then build next week's session around the weakest area.
Junior and school volleyball is usually rotate-everyone with no libero, and shorter sets. New teams with Year 1 to 8 grades start with that setup, and you can change any rule per team or per match. Older teams start from a 5-1 with senior rules.
Parents can mark their child available or unavailable, and the line-up builder leaves out anyone who is away. See volleyball team management for the roster and availability side.
A volleyball coaching app helps a coach plan the line-up and rotations, check serve-receive formations, track the match and review stats. Squaddie also covers rosters, availability, training sessions and an AI assistant.
Yes. The libero swaps in for the back-row middle blocker in the right rotations (and sits out when the middle is at the net or serving), and serve-receive shapes are checked against the overlap rule so an illegal stack is flagged.
Yes. Teams in Year 1 to 8 start with everyone rotating, junior set rules and no libero. You can change the system and every rule for the team or for a single match.
Live tracking runs in the Squaddie mobile app and is part of the Individual Coach plan. Team managers and club or school admins can also track. The web app shows the post-match summary and exports. See pricing.
Yes. Your first team is free, with unlimited players, event scheduling and manual line-ups. The volleyball rotation generator needs no account at all.
Yes. There is a Squaddie app for iPhone and Android as well as the website. See get the app.
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