In developmentGame Time
Fair minutes, one glance.
An iPhone app for volunteer youth soccer coaches, with one job done properly: every kid gets their minutes. Run game day from one screen that tracks playing time as you sub, then see for each game and the whole season that everyone got a fair share, with no account and no signal needed at the field.
In development and not on the App Store yet. Coaching a youth team and want to hear when it's ready? Email corey@sprout.works.
Every kid gets their share
Minutes are counted against an equal share of each game a player actually attended, and whoever is owed next is marked in amber, so fairness is something you see, not something you tally on a clipboard.
The whole game on one screen
Field on the left, bench on the right, nothing to scroll. Drag a player across, tap a pair and sub at the whistle, or hold the mic and just say it.
Proof it was fair
A finished game is its own report: the result, a ring that closes when everyone got an even share, each player's minutes against the fair share, and who's owed next game.
Built for the touchline
Works with no signal. The clock survives the app being closed, and the score and period countdown sit on the Lock Screen while the phone is in your pocket.
A season that adds up
The season review gives a fairness verdict, each player's minutes against an equal share, the trend game by game, plus record, form and scorers. Share a clean card of any of it with parents.
No account, no backend
Your roster lives on your phone and syncs through your own iCloud. There are no ads, no analytics and no server of ours in between.
Why it exists
A volunteer youth soccer coach has one promise to keep on Saturday: every kid gets a fair turn on the field. It usually gets kept on a clipboard, a watch and a guess, in the cold at 8am, with twelve players asking when they're going in.
Game Time does the counting so the coach can watch the game. The whole roster sits on one screen, the clock keeps going even if the phone gets locked or the app gets closed, and an amber mark shows who's owed minutes next. It's a nudge, not a rule; the coach still decides.
Made for the touchline
It's built for a field with no signal and a coach with gloves on. There are no accounts and no server of ours: the team lives on the coach's phone and in their own iCloud. Big targets, one fixed bar under the thumb, and voice control you hold down to use, so a substitution takes a second, not a menu.