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Programs

Seasons, divisions, teams — restructured in a click.

Sports orgs are multi-layered. Programs models that directly — seasons, divisions, age groups, teams, coaches, rosters — and lets you restructure without starting over.

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What It Does

Three things, done properly.

Not a feature list. These are the operational questions your staff asks every single week, and this is what happens to them.

01

Nested hierarchy

Programs contain divisions contain teams. Changes cascade when they should, stay scoped when they shouldn't.

Programs · Nested hierarchy
02

Team assignments

Drag-and-drop player placements with eligibility rules, waitlists, and carry-over logic from season to season.

Programs · Team assignments
03

Coach tools

Per-team dashboards for coaches with their roster, schedule, and communications — nothing else to distract.

Programs · Coach tools
Questions

The sharp ones.

If yours isn't here, ask it on the call. We'd rather answer a hard question early than a support ticket in October.

Can we run multiple sports?
Yes. A single organization can operate multiple sports, seasons, and program types in parallel.
What about travel teams vs rec?
Both models are first-class. Tryouts, evaluations, and tiered placements for travel; open registration and balanced drafts for rec.
Related

It doesn't work alone. That's the point.

  • People

    Everyone, exactly once.

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  • Calendar

    One calendar that knows what a double-booking is.

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  • Forms

    Registrations parents actually finish.

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BackPeopleEveryone, exactly once.Next CalendarOne calendar that knows what a double-booking is.

See Programs with your own data.

Bring an export, a screenshot, or a photo of the whiteboard. Thirty minutes and you'll know whether this is real or whether we're just good at writing headings.

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