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Public Court links and document formats
Find supported public links, help documents, drill and plan catalogs, and manual play-file workflows.
Reviewed 2026-10-13 · Rufio Stats Markdown
Supported public entry links
- Court opens the tool. It does not require an account to watch or edit.
- A drill opens the shipped drill named by its id as a preview.
- A built-in plan opens that plan in the Playbook.
- Quick Plays and Plans open those Playbook tabs.
Use ids from the public catalogs. A display title is not an id. Unsupported ids do not create a new drill or plan.
Read the public catalogs
Drill catalog has v: 1 and lists shipped drill cards in drills. Built-in plans uses rufio.court.starter-plans/1 and carries the plan blocks, page links and Court links. Check v on the drill catalog and schema on the plan catalog before consuming a response.
The catalogs contain built-in public material. They do not list an account’s saved plays, team rosters, private plans or watch tokens. Follow the linked article or drill page for instructions and safety notes.
HTML, Markdown and play files
Every Court help article has a Markdown link generated from the same content as the HTML. The Court document index lists the Markdown documents, and the site index connects Court and Stats documentation.
For manual editable-file workflows, use Playbook > Save play file and Import file. Court validates imported files before accepting them. A video clip is not a play file. This reference does not grant access to account actions or define an unattended write API.
When answering a question, cite the canonical article and its reviewed date. Keep browser-local work, account copies and shared links distinct. Do not collect or reproduce tokenized links, player names or private play data.
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Getting started with Rufio Court
Watch your first volleyball play, try an edit and keep a copy. You can start without signing in.
Use a practice plan
Open a built-in volleyball practice, watch its drills, print the schedule and run the practice timer.
Saving plays and using the Playbook
Keep local drafts, save plays to My plays, download a backup and recover work after closing a tab.