Alerts that reach the phone, without the noise
Schedule changes and team messages show up on the phone like any other app. Each family decides what they get, and quiet hours keep the phone still at night.
Watch it work
Phone alerts, step by step
Real screens from the demo club. Tap a step to see it at the top of the page, or tap through it yourself.
What you get
- Pick alerts by type: schedule changes, announcements, chat, scores and more.
- Quiet hours and a daily limit. Urgent posts still get through.
- Announcements and schedule changes can come by email too.
- Club admins see who has alerts on and can email the setup steps to everyone else.
Fair questions
What people ask about phone alerts.
Will we get a flood of notifications?
No. Alerts respect quiet hours at night and a daily limit, and anything past the limit goes into one evening summary. Urgent posts, like a canceled game, still get through.
How do iPhone families get notifications?
On an iPhone, alerts work once the app is on the Home Screen and opened from there (iOS 16.4 or newer). The app spots an iPhone and shows a picture guide with the exact buttons for that phone and browser, and the sign-in carries over, so nobody signs in twice. Club admins can see who has alerts on and email the setup steps to everyone else.
What happens when a practice time changes?
The coach changes it once, and every family on the team gets an alert right away. The website updates by itself.
Try it yourself.
Step into the demo club and use phone alerts on the real app. No sign-up, and it resets every night.