A clock that keeps counting
Periods, half time, and an alarm when the whistle's due. It carries on with the screen off, and a gala day with three matches on the go doesn't confuse it.
Grassroots football
Match day,
sorted on the touchline.
Squadpoint runs the bit of coaching nobody trains you for: who's on, who's next, who hasn't had their minutes, and how long is left in the period.
Coming to Google Play. iPhone to follow.
Subs and line-ups by touch
Drag a player into a position, drop another onto the bench. Formations are a tap, and the app warns when a shape is over-full instead of stopping you.
Fair play time you can show
Minutes are worked out from the line-ups you actually played, across the season. When a parent asks, the answer is already on the phone.
Built by a coach, on a touchline, for the coaches who kept asking.
Squadpoint started as one team's Saturday-morning tool and grew because the coaches at the next pitch wanted it too. It's opinionated about the things that matter in youth football and quiet about the rest.
Fixtures come straight in from The FA's Full-Time site. Your season can be exported to a file and brought back, so a new phone doesn't cost you a season.
- Everything stays on your phone. No account, no upload, nothing to sign in to.
- No ads, no analytics, no tracking. The screens show children's names. That's reason enough.
- Works with no signal. Pitches don't come with Wi-Fi. Nothing you need mid-match waits on a connection.
- Soft caps, not hard stops. Team size and positions warn when you're over. The coach decides, not the app.
Looking for the kickabout organiser?
The Squadpoint web app for organising your own weekly game lives at squadpoint.com. This site is for the coaching app.