Free for youth rec sports
The whole season, in one place.
Schedules, RSVPs, the snack list, the roster, team chat, volunteer sheets and the forms nobody ever returns. SeasonCenter puts all of it in one app that every coach and every parent on your team can use free.
No credit card. No per-team fee. No ads, ever.
The problem
Right now your season lives in six different places
A group text for the chat. A spreadsheet for snacks. A PDF for the waiver. A league site nobody can log into. Somebody's photo album for the pictures. Then a parent asks what time the game is and you scroll for four minutes to find out.
One schedule everyone trusts
Games, practices, and events in one list — with who's coming, who isn't, and who never answered. Subscribe once and it syncs to the phone calendar.
Snacks and volunteers that fill themselves
Post the open slots. Parents claim them. Nobody has to be nagged by name in a group text at 9pm on a Friday.
Forms that actually come back
Build a waiver or medical release in the app, send it to every family, and watch the progress bar fill. You can see exactly who hasn't submitted.
How it works
Set up in about five minutes
Create the team
Name it, pick a color, and you're in. No league account, no admin approval, no onboarding call.
Text the join code
Every team gets a short code. Send it to your parents in the group text you already have. They join in one tap.
Post the season
Add your games and practices, turn on snack signups, and let the app do the reminding from there.
Schedule & RSVPs
Know who's showing up before Saturday
Post a game once and every family sees the time, the field, and when to arrive. Parents tap Going, Maybe, or Can't — and you get a real headcount instead of a guess.
- Going / Maybe / Can't with a running count
- Comments on an event for the "we'll be 10 minutes late" replies
- Calendar subscription feed — the season lands in Apple, Google, or Outlook calendar
- A family view that shows one parent's kids across multiple teams
Team chat
A group chat that doesn't take over your phone
Team-wide messages, photos from the game, reactions, replies, and direct messages between a coach and one parent — separate from the family group text, and muteable during quiet hours.
- Photos, reactions, replies and unread counts
- Coach announcements that sit at the top and don't scroll away
- Direct messages for the conversations that shouldn't be team-wide
- Word filtering, message reporting, and blocking built in
Forms & volunteers
The paperwork, minus the paper
Build a form with the fields you need, require a signature, set a due date, and send it to every family. Then track it — the app shows you exactly who has submitted and who hasn't.
- Text, date, phone, long answer and checkbox fields
- Typed signature and due dates
- Submission tracker with a progress bar, by family
- Volunteer signup sheets with slots and claim counts
Why free
Because rec sports already costs enough
Youth rec teams are run by a parent who volunteered in a moment of weakness. Charging that person $70 a year, or charging every family a subscription to watch a 9-year-old's game, is a business model — it just isn't a good one for a Saturday morning league.
No advertising
There is no ad network in this app and there never will be. Nothing about your team, your schedule, or your kid is used to target anything.
No data sold
Team content is visible only to approved members of that team, enforced at the database level. It isn't sold, rented, or used to train AI models.
Honest about the future
The core stays free. If SeasonCenter ever needs revenue it'll come from local sponsors and optional paid extras for big organizations — read the full plan.
Common questions
The short answers
Is it really free, or free-for-now?
Free, for real, for every coach and every parent. There's no trial clock, no roster cap, and no feature that gets held back behind a plan.
The honest version of the long-term plan is on the pricing page — the short form is that the core team features stay free permanently, and any future revenue comes from local sponsorships or optional tools for leagues, never from ads.
Do parents have to download an app?
No. SeasonCenter runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer. A parent taps your join link, signs up, and they're on the team.
On iPhone and Android you can also add it to your home screen so it opens like a normal app, with its own icon and no browser bar.
My kid's name and photos are in here. How is that handled?
Accounts are for adults only — coaches, parents and guardians. Children don't create accounts. Roster names, jersey numbers and team photos are visible only to approved members of that specific team, enforced by row-level database rules rather than just by app screens.
Coaches agree to get a parent's permission before adding a child's name or photo, and any parent can ask for a child's information to be removed at any time. Details are in the privacy policy.
Can I run more than one team?
Yes. You can coach one team and be a parent on another, and switch between them without signing out. Parents with kids on two teams get a combined family schedule.
Your season starts Saturday either way.
Set up your team in about five minutes, text the join code to your parents, and stop being the schedule.