Squad management
The whole squad organized by team and age group.
One timeline instead of sixty messages: you call up, each player confirms, the attendance map fills itself and Saturday starts with no surprises.
Illustrative example of one week in a youth age group. The names are fictional initials.
The coach picks the squad; athletes and guardians get the notice in their portals.
Each player confirms whether they can make it. Whoever has not replied is visible — without chasing anyone.
Attendance marked in seconds on the phone, no paper list.
The line-up comes from the call-up and goes straight into Match Mode. No rewriting the list by hand.
Example week with fictional data. Initials and age group, never minors’ names or photographs.
Shared with the coaching staff, the athletes and the guardians. Example week of a youth age group.
Four weeks, four fictional players. A pattern of absences shows up long before anyone notices it in the dressing room — and it enters the monthly report as attendance, not as judgement.
| A. R.U15 · central midfielder | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B. S.U15 · centre-back | ||||||||
| C. M.U15 · forward | ||||||||
| D. F.U15 · goalkeeper |
Present Absent
Squad, call-ups, availability and calendar + attendance and heatmaps — no scattered WhatsApp messages.
The whole squad organized by team and age group.
Call up for matches and training with one notice to everyone.
Each player confirms if they can — no chasing replies.
Training, matches and events in one shared calendar.
Mark attendance in seconds, no paper lists.
See attendance patterns per player, no doubts at month-end.
Many age groups and teams managed in one system.
Guardians, consent and role-based access are not a footnote: they are the first thing we built. The doctor sees the medical layer. The coach sees training. Guardians see their child’s report — and nothing else.