Sideline MVP keeps every practice, game and stat for every kid you drive around — right on your phone. Pay $38 once and it is yours for good: no subscription, no season fees, no team account.
Team apps are built for coaches running a whole roster. You're not running a roster — you're running a kid, a gym bag and a calendar that changes every week.
Sideline MVP does exactly that job: which days to drive, what time, where, and how your kid actually played.
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Who trains when, and where
Goals, assists, minutes, rating
Every score, win and place
Move it all to a new phone
Open the app and the kid with the closest practice is right on top, in lime: the day, the time, the place and the sport. Below them, everyone else in the order they're due.
No calendar to scan, no group chat to scroll, no trying to remember whether Tuesday is swimming or gymnastics this week. The line at the top of the screen answers the only question you actually have at 4pm.
Tap any day and see every practice across every child, sorted by time, with the address underneath. The next one coming up is the black tile, so you always know what you're driving to.
This is the Sunday-evening screen: fifteen seconds to see that Wednesday has two clubs in two different parts of town, and to sort it out before it becomes a problem.
Every sport keeps its own numbers. Soccer counts goals, assists, shots and tackles. Basketball counts points, rebounds, steals and blocks. Hockey counts saves, volleyball counts aces, tennis counts winners.
You get season totals, the average per game underneath each one, the win–draw–loss line, and the training hours behind it all. Switch sports with one tap — a kid who plays two keeps two separate seasons.
After the whistle: tap the score up, type the opponent, and tap the stats you counted from your chair. Big buttons, no typing, works with cold hands.
Individual sports work the other way round — swimming, gymnastics, athletics and skating ask for the meet and the finishing place instead of a score. After a regular practice it's even faster: minutes, a five-star rating, and a note you'll be glad to read in May.
Photo, sports, and a progress bar for the current week: three of three practices done, or one of four with the week still running. Under it, their games and their schedule.
Two kids in three clubs stay completely separate — separate stats, separate seasons, separate histories — and switching between them is a single tap, not a new account.
There is no account and no server. Everything lives on your device, which also means you should keep a copy — so the app makes one for you: a single file with every kid, practice, game, stat and photo.
Save it at the end of a season, or when you switch phones, and restore it in two taps. The app also speaks English, German, French, Japanese and Russian, so it fits whichever parent does the driving.
Child pagePhoto, sports, week progress
GamesWins, draws, scores
PracticesDays, times, places
MeetsFinishing places
Quick logPractice or game
Practice logMinutes and rating
Two children, three clubs, four practice days that move every term. One app, one screen, no juggling.
You already pay club fees, kit and tournaments. Paying every season to see your own child's numbers is where it stops.
If the season currently lives in screenshots, a notes app and a group chat, this is the same job done in ten seconds a game.
Name, photo and each practice: sport, days, time and place. Two kids in three different clubs? No problem.
Minutes, a 5-star rating and a note. After a game: the score, the result and the stats you tracked from the sideline.
Totals per sport, wins and draws, best finish, minutes trained. The stuff you'll want to show grandma in May.
No app store, no account. You get a link (or a file). Open it on your phone, then choose “Add to Home Screen” on iPhone or “Install app” on Android — it opens from its own icon, full screen, like a normal app.
Yes. After the first open everything runs on your phone — useful in a gym basement or a field with one bar of signal.
On your device only. There's no server and no account, so nothing is uploaded or sold. In Settings you can save a backup file with every kid, practice, game and photo — and restore it on a new phone.
As many as you need. 18 sports are built in — soccer, basketball, baseball, hockey, volleyball, tennis, badminton, rugby, swimming, gymnastics, athletics, cycling, figure skating, martial arts, boxing, dance, chess and climbing. Team sports get score and per-game stats; individual sports get finishing places at meets.
No. You pay $38 one time and the app stays yours — this season, next season and the one after that. No renewals, no expiry, no upsells, no ads. Updates are free for life.
