The Ultimate Toolbox has a set of tools for ultimate frisbee players to aid their game. The toolbox currently contains three apps. The rulebook, playbook and the scoreboard.

The Handbook app is a reference for the ultimate player. Ever encounter an odd situation during your ultimate frisbee game and not sure exactly what the rules are? Open up this app and perform a quick search on this WFDF Ultimate Handbook and find out what the rule says. The search terms on the chapter pages are highlighted and you can traverse each highlighted term with the previous/next term button on the yellow search bar.

The Playbook app is similar to a coach's clipboard where you can drag around player and frisbee markers to show various formations and plays to your teammates. If you want to run and organize certain plays, the playbook can certainly help you coah your teammates on what to do during certain plays. The playbook includes a snap-to-grid option where you can enable grid-snapping for your markers. You can also control how fast you want to animate your plays (1/2x, 1x and 4x). Once you take the time to setup formations and plays, you can save them for future use.

The Scoreboard app has a simple score keeping user interface along with a timer. You can enter the 2 team names and start tallying the scores for both teams. The timer be set to count up or count down from a preset time. Set the timer and then touch the time on the timer view to start and stop the timer. If you exit the timer while the timer is still running, the timer will still run when the app is closed. For instance, if you set the timer to 15:00 and while it is running you exit at 14:30. Then restart the scoreboard app 4 minutes later, it will automatically start counting down from 10:30.

1. How do I add playbook markers to the field board?
   Touch the color marker you want on the top bar and drag it onto the field.
2. How do I create a keyframe to the playbook?
   Simply drag any markers/pieces on the field to create a keyframe. When a keyframe is created, the particular keyframe with show up as a yellow box. To change which frame you want to edit, touch the frame on the timeline. You can also touch the two buttons adjacent to the timeline to traverse the frames.
3. What's the difference between a "play" and a "formation"?
   A formation is a snapshot or keyframe of a play animation. You can save any keyframe as a formation and reuse it for other plays. A play is the entire timeline. When you save or load a play, the entire timeline will be affected.

Need help with the app? Have comments or suggestions for the app? Feel free to contact me at support@clockstudios.com.