Basketball+ Stats & Scorebook

This update focuses on making Basketball+ easier to live with during a season. The goal was to keep the workflow simple, cut down on friction, and make the most used parts of the app feel cleaner and faster to move through. - Game entry is easier to work through, with a smoother path for adding or editing a player game log. - Player profiles are simpler to review, so birthdays, notes, and photos are easier to find when you need them. - The stats area is clearer when you want a fast read on averages, totals, and recent performance. - The spreadsheet view is easier to browse for larger sets of games, especially when you are checking a full season. - Search has been tightened up across players and game history so you can get to the right record faster. - Export tasks are more dependable, with CSV and JSON output handling that is less likely to get in the way. - The backup and restore flow is clearer when you want to save a copy of the local database or load one back in. - Award records are easier to scan, which helps when you are keeping a season timeline for players or teams. - The reference information for scoring, positions, and game status is easier to use as a quick reminder during stat entry. - Help and About screens have been polished so the app is easier to understand the first time you open it. - Several small UI improvements make the app feel more consistent across iPhone and iPad layouts. - General stability fixes help the database, lists, and share actions behave more predictably during normal use. - Under the hood, the app is set up to keep local records organized and responsive as the season grows. - Longer stat sheets and larger player lists should be easier to move through without losing context. - The app keeps the same practical basketball focus, but the day-to-day flow is a little cleaner and easier to trust. - This update is aimed at the people who actually use the data: coaches, players, scorekeepers, and parents who need clean records without extra setup. - Tabs, lists, and detail screens feel more consistent when you move between Game, Add Players, Add Award, Stats, and View. - Records are easier to revisit after you save them, which helps when you are checking a stat line during a busy game. - Search behaves more predictably when you are looking up a player name, team, or note from a larger season log. - Player summaries are easier to scan because averages and totals are grouped more clearly in the stats area. - The spreadsheet screen is less cluttered when you are reviewing a full season of games across a long list. - CSV exports are easier to hand off because the files stay organized around the data people already expect in a stat sheet. - JSON backups are simpler to use when you need to restore the local database or move records to another device. - Award entries are easier to maintain when you want a running list of recognition across the season. - The reference screen remains close at hand for scoring, positions, and game status abbreviations. - Help and About are easier to use as an at-a-glance guide for the app's workflow. - Minor polish across cards, buttons, and tables makes the app feel more complete on both iPhone and iPad. - Stability work keeps the local Core Data store responsive as the number of games and players grows. - This release is meant for the people who will actually use the data every week, not just on opening day. - It keeps the same direct, basketball-first layout, but trims away a few rough edges that show up during real use. - The result is a cleaner day-to-day workflow for scorekeeping, player tracking, and season summaries.