Soccer tools
Find your child's age group for this season, a league at your level, or the bar where your team is on this week. Plan a season, split a roster into fair teams, or take on the daily crest puzzle. Every tool is free and ends with real places near you.
For parents
Your child's age group this season, and what the game looks like at that age.
For fans
Where the match is on this week, who is watching near you, and a puzzle for the days between.
Pick a club and a city: this week's fixtures, the supporters clubs meeting for them, and the bars that show them.
OpenEvery MLS, NWSL and USL match within 60 miles of your city this weekend, with kickoff times and calendar links.
OpenNot by badges. By who you can actually watch with, and where.
OpenPremier League, MLS, NWSL, USL, La Liga and more, in your timezone with US TV.
OpenOne club a day, six guesses. The league comes first, then the country, the city, the stadium, and a blurred crest.
OpenWhat each parent club requires to recognise a chapter, and how to get one going in your city.
OpenFor players
Find your level, name the team, split the group.
Six questions map you to recreational, intermediate or competitive, then show adult leagues at that level near you.
OpenClassic, pun, fierce or silly names for an adult league team, with a share card.
OpenPaste a roster with ratings, get fair teams. Or shuffle at random for pickup.
OpenFor coaches
The heat and lightning calls before a summer session, and how much paint the field takes.
The thirty-minute rule as a shareable countdown: send one link and every phone on the team counts down together.
OpenTemperature and humidity in, the heat index and the published play modifications out.
OpenQuarters or halves for the age group, breaks built in, big enough to read in the sun. Send the link and the bench starts from the same point.
OpenTotal line length, paint needed, and the 3-4-5 layout for any format or a custom size.
OpenFor organizers
Running a league or a tournament? Schedules and standings without the spreadsheet.
For the curious
Which US cities have the most soccer, from what we have mapped so far.
