And against the others?
An app that changes
every single week.
TeamSnap and SportEasy are good apps, made for thousands of anonymous clubs. That’s their strength, and it’s also their limit: they won’t change because your team asks. WKND Sport will — and it knows your league.
ABSSA standings
Fetched by itself, every week.
Predictions
Everyone bets, and the points are counted.
Star & flop
Monday’s debate, settled by a vote.
Supporters’ stand
The fans follow without entering the locker room.
01What’s inside
Sixteen screens, zero manual
- 01
Availability
In, maybe, out. One tap.
- 02
Matches
Place, time, meet-up, directions.
- 03
Line-up
The eleven, placed on the pitch.
- 04
Standings
The ABSSA, fetched every week.
- 05
Stats
Goals, assists, matches played.
- 06
Predictions
Everyone bets, season-long table.
- 07
Star & flop
Elected by the team, the day after.
- 08
Squad
Numbers, positions, birthdays.
- 09
Carpooling
Who drives, who rides.
- 10
Chores
The kits rotate, no debate.
- 11
Membership fees
Who has paid, in one column.
- 12
Expenses
The club’s money, up to date.
- 13
Reminders
The match is coming, your phone says so.
- 14
Supporters’ stand
The fans follow, without entering.
- 15
Match sheet
Photographed, never retyped.
- 16
Last season
The team’s history, kept.
02The table, no tricks
Three apps, side by side
| Criterion | TeamSnap | SportEasy | WKND Sport |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it’s for | |||
| Market | North-American youth sport | French-speaking amateur sport | Brussels, the ABSSA |
| Language | English | French | French |
| Price per team | $70 to $130 a year | €69 a year | Free during the pilot season |
| The pitch | |||
| ABSSA standingsOnly one | — No | Typed in by hand | Fetched by itself, every week |
| Availability, line-up, stats | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Video | ✓ Yes | — No | — No |
| The locker room | |||
| Chores, carpooling | — No | Tasks | ✓ Yes |
| Predictions between playersOnly one | — No | — No | ✓ Yes |
| Star and flop of the matchOnly one | — No | — No | ✓ Yes |
| Supporters’ standOnly one | — No | — No | ✓ Yes |
| The admin | |||
| Collecting membership fees | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | Tracking only |
| Registrations, licences | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | Coming — year 1 is a test |
Prices checked on 2 October 2026 on the publishers’ public pages and on comparison sites — sources in docs/comparatif-sources.md. Check them before signing anything: they change, and we are not the best placed to announce them. “Free during the pilot season” means what it says: the 2026-2027 season is offered to pilot teams, the price after that is not set.
03What they don’t have
Your league, and your locker room
The standings update themselves
Every week, the app reads the ABSSA’s site: standings, the division’s results, scorers. SportEasy does this for the French federations — not for the ABSSA. There, a Brussels delegate types it in by hand.
The locker room, not just the agenda
Rotating chores, carpooling, membership fees with instalments, predictions between players, the star and the flop of the match. It’s what makes the app worth opening on a Tuesday night, when there is nothing to organise.
A stand for the supporters
A separate code for family and friends: they follow the matches, the line-up, the standings and bet along with the team. The locker room stays closed to them — no availability, no carpooling, no fees. Nobody else offers it.
04What it doesn’t do
Might as well say it now
A comparison that wins everywhere convinces nobody. Here are the three places where the others do better — you would find them anyway.
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It doesn’t collect the money
It tracks who has paid their membership fee, but the transfer happens elsewhere. If your treasurer wants online payment, the other two do it and we don’t.
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Registrations and licences: coming
This first year is a test season: we focus on the team. Registrations and licences come next — in the meantime, the club handles them elsewhere.
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Not on the App Store
It installs from the browser, in two gestures, and sends notifications like a real app. But there is no icon to look for in a store.
05Evolving, and you can check
Asked on Monday, live on Wednesday
20Oct
Les paris de l’app arrivent le mercredi
Les trois paris que l’app propose sortaient le jeudi soir. Ils sortent maintenant le mercredi : un jour de plus pour voter avant le samedi.
16Oct
Ton calendrier dans ton agenda
Une page « Téléchargements » dans le menu, après Admin. Tu y prends le calendrier de l’équipe — tous les matchs et tous les entraînements — et tu l’ouvres dans l’agenda de ton téléphone.
16Oct
Les cartons entrent au tableau
Les cartons étaient notés sur chaque feuille de match depuis le début et ne se lisaient nulle part. Un cinquième classement les montre, dans les Stats, avec le détail sous chaque nom : « 3 jaunes · 1 rouge ».
15Oct
Le Man et le Dick, pour tout le club
Le menu ne proposait que les convoqués du match. Le coach, un délégué, un renfort, un blessé n’y figuraient pas — et un titre de vestiaire n’est pas une feuille de match.
These four entries come straight from the app’s live changelog, in the language they were written in. That’s the point: it’s the real build log, not marketing.
An app bought off the shelf, you wait for.
This one, you ask.
The pilot clubs
The circle is forming. There’s room left.
Three teams use it every week: the Higgins Pumas, the Celtic Roosters and L’Ekip. We’re looking for the next ones in Brussels. You try it, you complain, we improve it — that’s exactly how the list above got written.
Ask for accessHiggins Pumas
Celtic Roosters
L’Ekip
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