Team management

What one manager used to keep across a group chat and a spreadsheet moves onto a single screen.

01Members

Team squad — numbers by position, with member search and filters

Add them by handle, or add a name-only entry for team-mates who don't use the app. Goals and appearances still build up for a name-only member, and they can claim them later with a hand-over code.

A hand-over code stays valid for 7 days after it is issued
An invite code can be reissued and shared at any time
Requests that arrive through a code are approved or declined by the staff

02Squad

Give them a number, a position and a role, and the squad reads as a list or on the pitch. The line-up editor puts players on the slots the sport pack defines.

Split the squad into up to nine groups, first team through ninth, and filter to one
Formation slots are laid out differently for each sport
The team screen also carries career results and the titles, runner-up and third places

03Schedule

Team schedule — the recurring schedule on a month calendar

Write it as training, a practice match, a meeting or a get-together, and set a weekly, fortnightly or monthly repeat to keep the series going. Team-mates answer going, maybe or not going.

For a repeating entry, choose whether to change this one or every one after it
Read it as a list or a calendar; the combined tab puts league matches alongside

04Dues

Team dues — payment rate for the round, with unpaid and exempt counts

Create a round and every member gets a state: paid, unpaid, exempt or awaiting check. A member reports their own payment and the staff confirms it.

A recurring due carries straight on into the next round
The filter for unpaid members is on the member list too

05Board

What scrolls away in a group chat stays inside the team. A post put up as a notice is pinned to the top and everyone on the team is alerted. The board is for team-mates only, so from outside the team the list does not open at all.

A post runs to 2,000 characters, a comment to 500, and takes up to four photos
Notices and pinning are for the staff; posts and comments are for anyone on the team
Deleting a post deletes its photos with it. Staff can restore the post, but the photos do not come back
Discuss on a schedule entry or a match attaches the post to it

06Meet-up tools

The things you use before you meet. Put team-mates' locations on the map and it works out a midpoint, and there are four ways to split sides.

Sides are drawn at random or balanced by tier
The ladder takes up to eight people; the wheel and the coin decide on the spot and are not saved
Tap a sport chip and the schedule, dues, scrims and squad narrow to that sport

07Guests and venues

Writing a guest listing — area, time, position and skill required

Finding people and a place outside the team. A guest who applies goes into the team with an invite code, and venues come from the list or the map, or you register one yourself.

A warning appears before you accept an applicant with a low manner rating
Player search runs on handle or name, narrowed by area and sport
A venue card goes straight to a phone number or a booking link
Partner venues carry a badge in the list