one app per team · for coaches and clubs
The schedule, who’s available, the roster and the coach’s announcements — in one place a parent can actually search. On your team’s own name, and yours to keep.
$495 to set up, then $49 a month. From 3 teams it is $395 and $39 a month per team, on one invoice.
a demonstration team · press anything
live app · scrolls and clicks inside the frame · invented team, invented players
Games and practices in one list. A date the league hasn't published yet shows as “date TBC” rather than a guess — the coach confirms each one as the rec department releases it. Nobody drives to a field on a date somebody assumed.
Next practice
2 days
Monday, September 7
7:05–8:15pm · Field 4
Next match
4 days
vs Lakeside Falcons
9:00am · Home
vs Riverbend United
Away
Parents tap yes or no once. The coach sees the count before the morning of the game instead of counting heads at the field.
Saturday · vs Lakeside Falcons
Can Mia play?
What the coach sees
Before Saturday, not at the field.
Players, guardians and contact details in one place, so a coach texting about a pickup change is texting the right adult.
Mia R.
Guardian · Elena R.
Noah T.
Guardian · Marcus T.
Sofia B.
Guardian · Ana B.
A pickup text goes to the adult, not the child.
Half the families on a local roster may not read team admin in English. The whole app switches language, not just the menu.
Próximo entrenamiento
2 días
Lunes, 7 de septiembre
7:05–8:15pm · Campo 4
Disponibilidad
¿Puede jugar Mia?
Todo el contenido, no solo el menú.
Announcements live in the app where they can be re-read. A parent who joins in week six can scroll back; a group text can't be searched and can't be joined late.
Parents add it to a phone's home screen — an icon, no app store, no download, nothing to update. It opens straight to this week.
Including the limits. Nobody in this category prints these.
This is a children’s roster, so getting in takes two things, and both are checked by the database rather than the sign-up form:
An email that isn’t on the roster is turned away even with the right code. A coach adds a family; the family gets in. Nobody else does.
One team
For a coach or a team manager
$495to set up
then $49/month
Your own app, on your own name, set up with your roster and your league's schedule.
Club rate · 3+ teams
Priced per team, billed as one
$395per team, to set up
then $39/month per team
Each team gets its own app, on one invoice. Every coach runs their own side; nobody shares a login with another team.
No contract · cancel between seasons · the app stays on your name
A youth soccer side, coached by one of our own. Every feature above is something it does today — including the boring ones, like refusing to print a game date the league hasn’t actually confirmed. That is the whole reason it works: it says what it knows and admits what it doesn’t.
Tell us the team, the age group and how your league publishes its schedule. A real person builds it on your team’s name and sends you the link.
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Tell us the team’s name and a way to reach you. One of our specialists sets up a demo in your colors and sends you the link. Running several teams? Say how many — each one gets its own app at the club rate.
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