Who’s in this weekend?
In, maybe, out: one tap and it’s answered. No more 87-message thread where half the team replies to something else and the other half not at all.
Answers lock on Friday at 00:01. No “actually I’m coming” at 13:45: the selection is built on numbers that no longer move.
And not just the match: training sessions get their own roll call. Same taps, same deadline. By noon the coach knows whether to plan a session for eight or for eighteen.
One button generates the reminder to paste into the group. It names those who haven’t answered, and those still on the fence. Nobody hides behind a “maybe”.
Still no answer: Basile, Ferre, Younes.
Still on “maybe”: Théo, Max.
Locks Friday midnight: one tap and we never speak of it again. 🤝
Friday 00:02, the coach picks the team.
Availability is locked, the list is frozen: the coach just places the available players on the pitch. Starters, bench, keeper: the line-up is published in the app, and everyone knows whether they start before reaching the locker room.
The matchday roles are set at the same time: the armband, penalties, corners, the linesman. No more debate in the 88th minute about who takes it.
Eleven on the pitch in football and hockey alike, and for cycling teams, the riders starting the classic. Same gesture, same circle.
The weekend sorts itself out.
Start time, meet-up an hour before, pitch address with directions one tap away. Nobody calls the captain from the ring road to ask where the game is.
And the chores (balls, clean kits, dirty kits) rotate automatically. Nobody gets stuck two weeks in a row, and it’s no longer always the same one driving home with the bag that smells.
- Start14:30
- Meet-up13:30, at the club
- PitchChaussée des Étangs 4, Auderghem · water-based turf · mouthguard required
Nobody misses a match over a car.
A match at the far end of Brabant, a classic rolling out at 7 in the morning: somebody has to drive. Everyone says whether they’re taking their car and how many seats they offer, the others book theirs in one tap.
Built for cycling teams too: spots on the bike rack count like seats, and everyone leaves from the same place, at the same time.
The driver sees who they’re taking, the passengers know where and when. No more “I came by to pick you up, where were you?”.
Tempted? The next match is six days away.
Bring my team inThe sheet fills itself in.
Score, goals and assists, cards (yellow, red, even hockey’s green ones): you log it all in a minute from the car park.
Or you type nothing at all: one photo of the official match sheet, and WKND Sport reads it. Result, scorers and cards pre-filled. You check, you confirm.
Then comes the next day’s serious business: electing the star of the match… and the flop. The more hotly contested trophy of the two.
- 12′Goal Sacha V. · assist Karim B.
- 44′Goal Karim B. · penalty
- 63′Yellow Basile D. · dissent, obviously
- 88′Goal Sacha V. · assist Théo M.
WKND Sport reads the match sheet and pre-fills the score, the scorers and the cards. You read it over, you confirm.
Photograph the sheetEvery goal counts. So we count them.
Every logged match feeds the season’s stats: goals, assists, attendance, cards. The scorers’ table settles the bar-stool debates. Or arms them better, depending.
And every player has a profile: their attendance rate (training included), their goals, their assists, their birthday (celebrated in the app on the day) and their anecdote, the one that comes out at every post-match drink.
| Player | Goals | Assists | Apps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emma V. | 4 | 1 | 2 |
| Lucie K. | 2 | 3 | 2 |
| Nour B. | 1 | 2 | 1 |
- Position
- Forward, short-corner specialist
- Birthday
- 12 March · the app reminds the whole team
- Anecdote
- Never missed a training session. Did once drive to the wrong pitch on a Sunday.
Everyone predicts. Only one is right.
Before every match, everyone calls the score and who scores. On Monday the points drop, and the punters’ table runs all season. This is where the bench player gets his revenge on the star striker.
And to spice things up: anyone can open a free bet (“he scores a header”, “the short corner goes in before half-time”, “the coach gets booked”) that the whole group votes on. Siding with the majority earns 1 point. Being right against everyone earns 2.
| Exact score | +5 |
| Right outcome (win, draw, loss) | +2 |
| Right scorer | +2 |
| Right assist | +2 |
| Scorer + assist pair | +4 |
The table updates without you.
Your division’s table and fixtures, refreshed every week with nobody lifting a finger. That’s what an app that knows your league looks like: not a spreadsheet to fill in on Sunday night.
And the club directory spares you the surprises: pitch address, surface, how to get there. You know before leaving that it’s played on artificial turf.
Cycling team? Same principle: the classics calendar and your league’s standings, tracked for you.
| # | Club | P | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sp. Karreveld | 2 | 6 |
| 2 | Your team | 2 | 4 |
| 3 | CS La Forêt | 2 | 3 |
| 4 | Ét. Saint-Josse | 2 | 1 |
- Pitch
- Drève des Deux Montagnes 57, Watermael-Boitsfort
- Surface
- Natural grass · moulded studs unwise in November
- Directions
- Maps · Waze, one tap
There’s room left in the circle.
Bring my team inYou know who’s paid. And who’s fronted the cash.
Who’s paid their dues, what the club has spent, who pulled out their card to cover a pinch: everything is noted, nothing gets lost in the back of someone’s mind between two halves.
And only the managers see it. The locker room doesn’t need to know who’s behind on their dues. The treasurer does.
One email, six digits, you’re in.
No account to create, no password to invent, no app store. Your thirty players are in before training ends.
Your email
You type it once. That’s all we ask for.
The six-digit code
It lands in your inbox, you copy it over. No password, ever.
On your home screen
The app installs like any other, no store in between. One icon, and it’s yours.