The paper lineup. The halftime math. The tug on your sleeve — "put me in, coach!" EveryTurn replaces all of it with one-tap game management, so you run the game — every kid plays, and the record proves it.
Works on the phone or iPad you already have. Works with zero signal at the field.
You volunteered to coach kids — not to run a spreadsheet in a windstorm.
Pen-and-paper rotations that fall apart the moment one kid doesn't show and another gets hurt.
Six kids yelling, parents watching, and no way to know who's actually next — so the loudest kid wins.
"Why did my son only play eight snaps?" You think he played more. You can't prove it. Nobody can.
Chaos decides who plays. It should be the coach.
Set it up once. Run it with your thumb.
Roster, positions, and saved lineups. Pick your sport and the defaults are done for you — field size, positions, periods. Import the roster from a spreadsheet, then invite your assistants: admins run the team, game managers just run game day.
Start with a roll call of who's here. One tap logs the play for everyone on the field. Two taps makes a sub — and the bench tells you who's been out longest, who's owed plays, and who never plays center. Whole lineups swap in one touch.
Every game ends with a box score: plays per kid, positions played, minutes, key moments, coach notes. It saves to your team automatically. When the Monday email comes — you have the answer.
Fair playing time means something different in each one. So the app works differently in each one.
Plays are the currency. One tap credits everyone on the field, offense and defense tracked separately, with per-position counts for every kid.
No play logging — minutes are the currency. Sub freely and the app keeps a running clock on who's been out there and who's been sitting.
Innings, not plays. Track at-bats, keep a batting order that rotates each game so the same kids don't always bat last, and get a warning before anyone sits two innings in a row.
Minutes on the floor, plus a playbook: name your sets, tap to log each one you call and how it went, and see what's actually working.
Watch the game, not a clipboard. The app tracks plays, minutes, and turns while you coach.
"You're next at RB" beats "maybe soon." Kids stop lobbying when the rotation is real.
Injury? One tap moves a kid out and their bench time keeps counting. Override anything — you're the coach.
Everything runs on the device in your hand. Fields without wifi were the whole point.
Assistants see the same roster on their own devices. Attendance, subs, and results sync on their own.
Live games are checkpointed as you go. Dead battery, dropped phone, second coach takes over — the game is still there.
Built on real sidelines, one Saturday problem at a time.
Put a whole unit on the field with one tap. Give a lineup its own position mix — a 3-receiver package, a goal-line front.
Mark each kid's primary and backup spots — and the ones they never play. The bench sorts by who actually fits, and warns you before a bad match.
Set your league's rule — say eight plays by the end of the third quarter — and get escalating warnings while there's still time to fix it.
The app flags kids who've been out there too many plays in a row, so nobody gases out while you're watching the ball.
Start a game with today's attendance in front of you. Absences don't quietly carry over; injuries stay marked until they're back.
Per-kid totals across the whole season — plays, minutes, positions, at-bats — so you can spot who's been shorted before a parent does.
End each game by naming captains and handing out game balls with a reason. The app remembers who's had one — and who hasn't.
Flag the big play or jot a coaching note mid-game. It lands in the box score with the play number and quarter attached.
Paste your league's roster in from a spreadsheet — names, numbers, and preferred positions — instead of typing 21 kids by hand.
Text an invite code to an assistant. Admins manage the roster and settings; game managers run games and attendance, nothing more.
Thumb-sized targets, one-row controls, and a field view that fits on a phone in the cold with gloves on. Install it to your home screen.
Edit plays, correct the quarter, undo a sub, even reopen a finished game. Real sidelines are messy — the record can be corrected.
Some leagues require an independent set of eyes. Now they have a tool instead of a clipboard.
Invite a volunteer to a specific game and they get their own private link — no account, no download, works on any phone. Each observer is assigned a sideline: invite one for your team, one for theirs, or both.
Most leagues have a minimum-play rule. Almost none can show it happened.
Create your league, then text coaches a join code. Their team stays theirs — you get the record.
Leagues see games and playing-time reports — not your roster. Coaches keep control of their own team.
Set up your team tonight. Run your first game this weekend. Retire the paper forever.
Start your team — free