Organizations & Leagues

Run the league.
Not five different systems.

Registration, people, teams, schedules, and fields. Connected around the organization that makes the season happen.

Players and their coach gathering on a baseball field at dusk
More time for the game.

The everyday scramble

The game is connected.
The tools usually aren't.

A registration list here. A spreadsheet there. Another app for the team. Every handoff is another place to lose the thread.

  • Registration forms
  • Spreadsheets
  • Team apps
  • Schedules
  • Messages
  • Field maps
  • Tournament systems

One season shouldn't take seven places to keep it together.

Room for your organization

From the local rec league to the multi-program organization.

Community sports fields and the people who use them

Start close to home

A league for your community.

One sport, a few divisions, familiar fields. Keep the season organized without making it more complicated.

An aerial view of a complex with multiple sports fields

Connect more of the game

More programs. The same foundation.

Different sports, seasons, and teams can belong to one organization, with a clear place for each.

A parent and children arriving at the field together

Registration

Registration should be the start.
Not a dead end.

Keep the participant and their family connected as registration moves into the division, the team, and the season ahead.

  1. Participant
  2. Registration
  3. Division & Team
  4. Schedule & Communication

Payments and waiver/document uploads are not available in Early Access.

Programs / Divisions / Teams

Build the season the way your league actually works.

Give each program a home, each division a purpose, and each team a place in the season.

  1. 01

    Organization

    Your community sports organization

  2. 02

    Program

    The sport or program you run

  3. 03

    Division

    The group a team plays in

  4. 04

    Team

    The people who take the field

People, not duplicate accounts

One person.
Every role they actually have.

A parent on Saturday. A coach on Tuesday. The person stays the same; what they can see and do follows their role.

One person

  • Parent
  • Coach
  • Player
  • Organization Administrator

Scheduling

Build the schedule around real teams and real fields.

Connect games, opponents, practices, and organization events to the teams involved and the fields they use.

  • Team
  • Opponent
  • Date & time
  • Field
Sports fields illuminated for evening games
The field on the schedule is the place they play.
A coach and team talking together in a huddle

Communication

Keep the conversation with the team.

One hub. Separate conversations. Team messages and organization announcements stay in context, with personal contact details private by default.

Connected doesn't mean exposed.

Contact sharing should be intentional. A role in the organization isn't a reason to publish someone's personal details.

Clearly defined fields across a community sports complex

Fields & Facilities

Don't just tell them the park.
Show them the field.

Exact field identity, mapped fields, public facility information, and the field assignment on the schedule. A clearer arrival for everyone.

Clear responsibilities

Give coaches what they need.
Keep organization control where it belongs.

Organization

Run the season.

Organization administrators and authorized staff oversee programs, registration, divisions, and organization scheduling.

Coach / Team Manager

Work with the team.

Team access follows the person's assigned responsibilities. Coaching a team does not grant control of the whole organization.

Beyond the home league

The team shouldn't start over at tournament check-in.

An existing Local League team can enter a competition while keeping its identity and home organization relationships. The competition operator manages the event; the home organization remains the home organization.

Explore Tournaments

Competition rosters, Guest Players, and competition scheduling are still in development.

Teams competing together on a soccer field
Same team. Another place to play.

Everything stays connected

One organization.
One connected view of the game.

  • Registration
  • People
  • Teams
  • Schedules
  • Fields
  • Communication
  • Competitions

Where the product stands

A connected foundation.
More of the game ahead.

Available in Early Access

  • Organization profiles, administrators & staff
  • Programs, divisions & teams
  • Participant registration & eligibility
  • Parent, guardian & coach relationships
  • Organization & team scheduling
  • Messaging & announcements
  • Field discovery & facility relationships
  • Team entry into competitions

In Development / Up Next

  • Payments
  • Competition rosters & Guest Players
  • Uniform-number management UI
  • Competition games & scheduling
  • Advanced facility operations
  • Notifications & reporting

Product Direction

  • Waiver & document uploads
  • Advanced Parks & Recreation operations
  • Officials & referees
  • Native apps
  • Fundraising

Who it's for

Different organizations.
The same love of the game.

Rec Councils

Community programs. A shared place to organize them.

Local Leagues

The teams, families, and fields behind every season.

Sports Clubs

Youth programs and club teams with room to grow.

Adult Leagues

Players registering for themselves. Teams ready to play.

Multi-Sport Organizations

Different sports and programs, one organization.

Regional Organizations

Connected programs across more communities.

Your next season starts here

Run your organization with Local League.