Melback

Journal for attempts to recover from a deficit in sports and esports matches. Record where an attempt began, add score changes and meaningful moments, then save the outcome and your own reflections.

Create separate profiles for different disciplines and scoring systems. Keep football, basketball, tennis, team games or another activity organized without combining incompatible scores into one numerical measure.

Start a comeback record
- Add the date, competition, opponent and match format.
- Record the score and size of the deficit at the beginning of the attempt.
- Note the period, round, set or approximate starting time.
- Classify the deficit using categories you choose, from small to critical.

Follow changes in the match
Add score updates manually with the current result, game period and a brief description. Save moments that you consider important, such as a successful play, tactical adjustment, team coordination, missed opportunity or critical error. Include approximate timing and your own assessment of each moment's significance.

Save the outcome
Mark an attempt as successful, partially successful, unsuccessful, equalized or interrupted. You decide how the result applies to the rules of your discipline. Keep both memorable recoveries and attempts that did not reach the result you wanted.

Reflect on the experience
Record subjective ratings of difficulty, confidence, actions and teamwork. Add notes about what helped, which decisions felt unsuccessful and what you would like to remember for future matches. The app stores your observations rather than generating tactical recommendations.

Build your attempt history
Browse records by discipline, competition, initial deficit and outcome. Keep significant attempts in a personal collection, add stories about memorable matches and review the sequence of score changes in the timeline.

Statistics summarize the attempts you entered, their outcomes and deficit categories. Compatible scoring records can be compared within the same discipline; different scoring systems are not combined into shared numerical results.

Melback Attempt Book works offline without registration, camera, microphone, GPS, cloud services, external APIs or connections to sports and esports platforms. Profiles, scores, events, ratings and reflections are stored locally on your device.

This is a manually maintained personal journal. It does not receive live match data, forecast results, calculate the probability of a comeback or provide professional sports analysis.