Build your lineup
Add player names, numbers, and positions once. Swap spots with a tap.
Enter your roster once and show every player where to stand. Track the match, then find out which rotations actually win you points.
Choose a rotation system. Turn your roster into six clear, printable court diagrams.
Commonly taught at competitive levels. One setter leads the offense through all six rotations.
Two back-row setters keep three attackers available at the net throughout the match.
Two front-row setters make responsibilities clearer for new and developing players.
Not sure which one fits? Help me choose a system →
Add player names, numbers, and positions once. Swap spots with a tap.
See legal starting positions, serve receive, and where players switch.
Print player cards, or keep score in the tracker and let it rotate for you.
Read the season back, find the rotation that keeps costing you, and change it.
Your six base positions
VolleyRoster turns your starting lineup into clear visual instructions your team can actually use at practice and during matches.
Keep score, advance your team’s rotation automatically, and tap as much or as little detail as you want. Every match is saved, ready to read back.
Tap a player, then an outcome, to record a stat
Rallies won receiving, by whose rotation it is
Rotation 3 sides out 16 points below your next-worst.
Every match you track is kept. VolleyRoster reads the season back and shows you where the points actually went — so a starting rotation changes because the evidence says so, not because Saturday felt wrong.
Give players a visual reference instead of another sideline explanation.
Change a starting rotation because the season says so, not because it felt wrong on Saturday.
Make each athlete’s starting spot and movement easy to understand.
Two squads, a played season, and every report filled in — side-out by rotation, per-player stats, the lot. Look around, then turn it off and start your own.