Análisis de la app Hoop Counter para 1 de febrero

Full Count Hoop Counter is a simple and intuitive basketball stat tracking application. With simple button clicks, a complete set of player stats can be captured, stored and shared. The application is ideal for a parent, friend or scout looking to capture single or multi-game statistics for an individual player. The FREE version is full featured, however, limited to scoring only 10 games. Try it out and if this is the basketball stats App for you then upgrade to the PRO version via InApp purchase and you can score and unlimited number of games. All captured stats for a game are visible on the game screen. Stats are recorded by pressing the relevant button on the screen. Each button touch increments the associated stats count. What happens if you hit the wrong button? How can the incorrect update be corrected? Simple, locate the Counter control on the screen and switch it to "Dn" (or down). Afterwards, all button touches will decrement the associated stat. Once you're done, simply select "Up" (or up) on the Counter control. Games can be retained for as long as desired so it's easy to go back and review, correct or share stats. The FREE version allows scoring of up to 10 games. To score an unlimited number of games you must upgrade to the PRO version via an InApp purchase. Current game stats and multi-game stats can be shared via email or text directly from Hoop Counter. The multi-game stats are based on the the player name. For example, if you email a report for Rob-Rec-15, the multi-game stats will include all games stored with player name Rob-Rec-15. If you would like to track multiple seasons or players, simply add the appropriate suffix to the player name. For example, Rob-Rec-15, Rob-AAU-15, Mary-JV-15, etc... It's important to also understand what Hoop Counter is not. It's not designed to track statistics for an entire team. It's designed for simple and fast stat tracking of one player per game. The simplicity allows the person using the application to focus on what's most important, observing the game.