Find a team.
Book a friendly.
Play more ball.
Post your open dates, see every other team’s, and lock in a matchup without the group text. Free while we build out Southern California.
No open dates on the board right now. Post the first one.
Scheduling a game should not take forty-one text messages.
One thread of truth.
Free while we build out Southern California.
Post. Match. Fill. Confirm.
Post an open date
Age group, field, time window. Thirty seconds.
Match an opponent
Nearby teams in your division request the slot. Accept one.
Agree the details
Field, time, and who covers the umpire fee — settled in one place.
Play the game
Confirmed and on both teams' calendars. No forty-message thread.
Games looking for an opponent.
Need a crew for the game you just booked?
Post the date, level, field, and fee. Local umpires see the slot and accept it, and the fee goes straight to them.
Free while we build out Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura counties. No card, no seat limits, no per-game fees. Every team feature is switched on.
Six Southern California counties
- Los Angeles
- Orange
- San Diego
- Riverside
- San Bernardino
- Ventura
No per-game fees
Umpire fees are paid to the umpire, not to us. Nothing is marked up.
Questions coaches actually ask.
What is the catch?
None, and there is no trial clock either. A scheduling board is only useful once enough teams are on it, so charging on day one would be charging for something that does not work yet. It is free until it is genuinely worth paying for.
Will it stay free?
Probably not forever. When we do introduce a price, teams that joined during the Southern California launch will hear about it well in advance — not as a surprise banner one morning.
Why only Southern California?
Density beats reach. A team in Sacramento signing up today would open the board and find nobody within two hours. We would rather be genuinely useful across Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura counties first, then expand.
How does a matchup actually get confirmed?
You post an open date. Teams in range see it and request it. You accept one — every other request on that date is declined automatically, so nobody is left waiting on a reply. Then both teams confirm the field, time, and cost sharing on the same card.
Do umpires pay?
No. Umpire accounts are free, and the fee a team sets for a crew is paid directly to the officials. Nothing routes through us and nothing is marked up.
We are just outside the area. Can we still join?
Not yet — registration is limited to the six counties above so the board stays useful. Tell us where you are and you will be first to hear when we open your region.
Build the network.