zRef

The all-in-one referee app

Developer: Rami Sinno

App Size: 870.00 kB

Release Date: 2022-04-16

Price: Free

2 Ratings

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iPhone

zRef is a refereeing app to help you keep track of your matches. The app can keep track of time, log goals, cautions, ejections, and more.

The app is simple to use. Simply create a new match, and supply the time per half. Click the start button to start the timer and press it to stop. There is a timer and stopwatch, so you can know he time remaining and the elapsed time for filling out game cards. You can also click and hold start/stop the button to log things such as goals, cautions, and ejections. When the game is over, you will be given an end of game report. This will contain the final score and each event that occurred (including time).

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zRef 2.0 Update

2023-10-25 Version History

After a long time, zRef 2.0 is out! Here are some notable changes: UI: - Improved UI, including cleaner animations, nicer buttons, and more! - Added score in corner of main screen Game Report: - Added halftime score to game report. - Game report can be viewed before the end of the game (select “Current Report” from the action menu). Number Input: - Removed a bug that put a 0 in front of a number in the player number input. - Unfortunately, WatchOS 10 reduced the “safe area” I can work with, so the cancel button on number inputs has been removed. Instead, if you submit the number input blank, it will cancel. Cancel Game: - The cancel game button was too easy to press, meaning you could accidentally cancel your game, losing the data stored. The button has been moved to the action menu, and will now require you to confirm before the game is canceled. Injury Timer: - Fixed many bugs with the injury timer. Haptics: - New haptics have been added Bugs: - Removed a bug that caused a haptic to go off when the timer wasn’t finished Hidden Changes: - Dropped WatchKit Extension (speeds the app up a bit) - Logged items are now processed quicker, as the app no longer waits for the animation to complete before starting to process.

~Rami Sinno