Express vs Gameflow Logging of Stats
Two Ways to Log a Match in Loggerhead
Game Flow vs. Express Logging
Loggerhead gives you two distinct ways to log volleyball matches.
Both capture the same underlying stats.
They differ in how you get there.
One is structured and sequential.
The other is fast, flexible, and powerful.
Choosing the right one matters.
Game Flow Logging
Available to everyone
Game Flow is the foundation of Loggerhead.
It mirrors how a rally actually unfolds.
Serve. Receive. Set. Attack. Result.
Each action follows the previous one in a clear, ordinal sequence.
How it works
You tap actions in the order they happen
Loggerhead enforces volleyball logic
The app guides you through legal next steps
Stats are inferred from context, not guesswork
If the ball is served, you must resolve the serve.
If a set is logged, the next meaningful action must follow.
If a rally ends, the system resets automatically.
Why this matters
Ideal for parents new to stat tracking
Great for learning volleyball flow
Reduces errors caused by missed context
Produces clean, consistent data
Game Flow logging is opinionated by design.
It keeps you on rails.
That’s a feature.
Express Logging
Subscriber-only
Express Logging is built for speed and control.
It removes the rails.
Instead of following a strict rally sequence, you log what you see, when you see it.
Out of order.
After the fact.
Non-linearly.
How it works
You tap the stat you want directly
No enforced action order
No requirement to “complete” a rally
Minimal prompts, maximum velocity
Missed a dig?
Log it now.
Need to add a block assist from two touches ago?
Do it.
Tracking multiple actions at once?
No problem.
Why this matters
Ideal for experienced stat keepers
Works well with video review or replays
Enables collaborative and parallel logging
Keeps up with high-tempo matches
Express Logging assumes you know what you’re doing.
It trusts you.
Why Loggerhead Supports Both
Volleyball doesn’t look the same from every seat.
A parent courtside needs guidance.
A coach reviewing film needs freedom.
A collaborative crew needs speed.
Loggerhead doesn’t force one workflow.
You start with Game Flow.
You graduate to Express.
Or you mix them match-to-match.
Your data.
Your style.
Which Should You Use?
Use Game Flow if:
You’re new to stat tracking
You want the app to guide decisions
You value structure over speed
Use Express Logging if:
You already know the rules
You care about velocity and flexibility
You want full control over what gets logged
Both are Loggerhead.
One teaches the game.
The other keeps up with it.