Your team’s app, not your club’s
The match is played on the weekend.
It’s won Monday to Friday.
WKND Sport is the weekend without the “who’s in?”, the forgotten kits and the scores nobody ever logged. The app pulls your team together across the six days before: availability, line-up, predictions, carpooling, match sheet. Come the weekend, all that’s left is to play.
Bring my team inA week in WKND Sport
The weekend’s score is logged, or photographed. The table is up to date.
Predictions are settled. The star of the match is elected. The flop too.
Who’s in this weekend? First roll call, one tap per player.
The reminder goes out in the WhatsApp group. The silent ones get named.
00:01: answers are locked. The coach picks the team, the cars fill up.
Nothing left to sort. You form the circle, and you play.
There are team-management apps that are bigger, better known, with . WKND Sport isn’t playing that game. WKND Sport knows your league, and your locker room.
Above all, it isn’t configured for a thousand anonymous clubs: it’s built for your team, with your team. Your division’s table updates itself. The match sheet gets photographed instead of retyped. And between fixtures there are the predictions, the bets, the star-and-flop vote: an app you open for the fun of it, not to tick a box. As for the WhatsApp group: we don’t touch it. That’s where the team actually talks. WKND Sport just writes what you’re going to paste there. Football, hockey, and lately cycling teams racing in a league: the vocabulary changes (penalty, short corner or peloton), but the circle stays. And tomorrow, why not rugby: every weekend team sport will find its place here eventually.
Sixteen screens, zero manual
Availability, matches, line-up, standings, stats, predictions, star and flop, squad, carpooling, chores, membership fees, expenses, reminders, supporters’ stand, match sheet, last season.
PBuilt for the Higgins Pumas.
WKND Sport didn’t come out of a marketing plan. It was born in the locker room of the Higgins Pumas Football Club, where I helped run the team: availability to chase, information scattered across three conversations, the money kept in someone’s head.
I wanted an app the players open with pleasure, appealing and fun (the predictions, the elections, the star and the flop), and that gathers all the managers’ admin at the same time: availability, line-up, treasury, league. One app, all the information in one place. It’s their app before it’s yours, and every new feature goes through their weekend before it reaches yours.
Higgins PumasABSSA · Division 1
The locker room where it all began.
Celtic RoostersABSSA · Division 3D
The second team to join the ride.
L’EkipABSSA · Division 4C
The latest to arrive.