Help centre
How can we help?
Short guides for club officers, coaches, players, parents, referees and counties. The same guides are in the app, under Profile › Help.
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Clubs
- Adding coaches and staffInvite coaches, team managers and physios to a squad, and what they need for under-18 squads.
- Adding an analyst to a squadGive your video analyst the games, play stats and downloads, and nothing else.
- Pitches, hall and gymSet up your club's facilities once, then book them by squad, close one for the day and answer coaches' requests.
Coaches
- Adding players and parentsAdd players yourself or share the join link, and bring in parents for under-18s.
- Asking who's availableEvery session and game asks players (or parents) if they're coming, with one reminder.
- Taking the register at trainingTick who's there at the pitch, including the adults present, even with no signal.
- Picking and publishing a teamPick the team from the game's page and publish it to players and parents.
- Scoring a game liveScore from the sideline in goals and points; parents follow the score as you go.
- Reviewing a game after full timeGo through the video and add who set each score up, where the attack started and where the shot came from. It all feeds your stats.
- Off-season training at home or in the gymRun a November to February strength and conditioning block, two nights a week. See who's doing it, who's injured, and talk about each workout.
- Using a game in Sportscode or NacsportDownload a finished game as a file your analyst opens with every score, wide, play action, card and sub already tagged.
- Logging a game by voiceSay what happened instead of tapping it, live from the sideline or reviewing the video. Check it, then save.
- Player load and "how hard was that?"See each player's week of games and training against their own normal week, with or without GPS vests, and set when the app warns you.
- Using the app with no signalWhat works at a pitch with no coverage, and how it catches up.
Players and parents
- How accounts work by ageUnder 16 a parent runs the account; from 16 a parent approves the player's own login; at 18 it's theirs.
- Consent and privacy choicesPhotos, names on team sheets and sharing with the county, chosen by parents.
- Profile and player photosAdding a photo, and why a coach or club officer checks it before it shows.
- Your player card, goals and shout-outsEverything about your game in one place, with goals you set yourself, your personal bests, milestones and shout-outs from your coaches.
Safeguarding
- Reporting a concernRaise a safeguarding concern privately with your club's Children's Officer.
- Data protection for club officersWhat the app keeps about members, who sees it, how children are protected and how long it's kept. For Children's Officers and county boards.
- Messages and keeping under-18s safeHow messaging works with under-18s, and what parents control.
- Injuries and concussionLogging an injury, the concussion return-to-play steps, and who sees what.
- Vetting and qualificationsKeep your vetting, safeguarding training and coaching awards on the app, checked by your club.
Your account
- Your free month, plans and billingWhat the free month includes, the plans, add-ons, and paying in pounds or euro.
- Downloading your data or deleting your accountGet a copy of everything we hold about you, or close your account.
- NotificationsChoose what you're told about, set quiet hours and mute busy chats.
- Suggesting a featureSend us an idea for the app, see what we decide, and vote on the ideas we're looking at.
Guides
Longer reads for clubs and coaches
- Choosing a club app: 10 questions for your committeeWhat to ask before your club moves its squads, players and parents onto an app.
- Getting ready for the new season: moving squads up an age groupHow a club moves every underage squad up a year without losing players, records or coaches along the way.
- How to track hurling and camogie stats from the sidelineWhat's worth recording during a game, how to do it on a phone without missing play, and what the numbers tell you.