[IronicDeadBird]

Originally Posted by Ty Tremblay

It's not the app that's the problem, it's the human running the app. There are a lot of fouls you can get this year, and they're all named with a letter-number code. It is too taxing for someone to remember all the foul codes, find them on the screen, and assign them to the right robot while also entering the scoring information for defense crossing and actually catching fouls as well.

Yeah that sounds pretty bad.
Why wouldn't it just be mark when during a match a foul or tech foul happened, mark if its a foul or tech foul, and post match if a ref remembers what foul it was they could assign it to the appropriate time stamp.
It doesn't sound like they are using an app for match scoring it sounds like they are using a digital menu one would use behind the counter of a fast food joint to place orders to track match data.