Create your own team, record, and save the data reflected in the basketball scorecard, such as points, fouls, and periods played for each player. You can also do this for your opponents. Get a game summary and even export the data to a CSV file for statistical control.

Use the help icons on most screens to guide you through the steps.

First, verify that the font size is correct on your device. On the home screen, you'll find the icon to change the font size.

Create your team. In the "options/configuration" button, enter your team name and each player's number.

You can configure:
4, 6, or 8 periods
The color of the jersey and number
Choose whether you want to record opponent data by player number or just keep track of the opposing team's scoreboard.

Do you want to record missed free throw attempts, or not? Enter up to three additional pieces of information by configuring three-letter words (e.g., ASI, REB, TAP).

Start a new game. Enter the opposing team's name, game date, and opponent's jersey color. Tap the time period you want to view.

Main screen. You can record free throws (missed attempts), baskets, three-pointers, fouls, and three additional pieces of information.

If you have chosen to enter opponent numbers, tap "opponent" and you can enter the opposing players' jersey numbers and select the five currently on the court. You can return to the game at any time to make any necessary changes.
If you have chosen not to enter opponent numbers, you can record the opponent's free throws, baskets, three-pointers, and personal fouls (regardless of which player made them).
If the game has gone into overtime, you can continue the data during the overtime period.

If at any time you make a mistake, tap Subtract, and the next button you press will subtract one action.

Change the period using the buttons (p+ and p-).

Save the match. Export the match to CSV and view all the match data entered.

Summary. Overall score per period, and your team's statistics (periods, points, fouls, extra-time, extra-time, extra-time, free throw attempts, and score differential (during the time a specific player has played)).
Clicking on a player's name (on this screen) will highlight the periods in which they have played and which lineup they have had the best point differential with. Clicking on a period will highlight the players who have played in that period.
Long-pressing on a player will only display that player's summary.

Under "Load Game," you can search for a .csv file (generated with this app) on your device. You will see the complete summary, showing the periods as well as the players who played in each period.
The csv file must be saved in the device's main storage, in the Android/Data/com.dacamu74Actibasket/files folder. Within this screen, you will find the "graph" button, which will take you to the Progress of the loaded match in terms of point difference with respect to the opponent.

On the main screen, the "graph" button will take you to a screen where you can see the progress of the match in terms of point difference, as well as the maximum difference for and against your team. Each horizontal line is equivalent to 5 points. The vertical lines delimit the period changes.
By clicking on one of the points in the graph, you can check the numbers of the players who were on the court at that time and the player who scored those points (if the number is negative, it means they belong to the opposing team).