FOR LEAGUES

See Reply1 for Leagues

Real screens from the league office on the web and the app in your pocket: setup, scheduling, scores, fees, messages and rainouts.

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Reply1 league dashboard on a desktop browser: season dates, teams and games, tiles for teams claimed, games this week, scores pending, fees collected and emails this week, and a seven-step setup checklist with six steps done.

Dashboard

Seven steps from sign-up to a live league

The dashboard walks a new league through setup in order and then becomes the place you check each morning: what is scheduled, what is unpaid, and what needs you.

  • Create a season, add divisions, venues and teams, generate the schedule, go live.
  • Tiles for teams claimed, games this week, scores pending and fees collected.
  • A Needs you list, sorted by what breaks a game day soonest.
Reply1 league schedule builder: 110 games, 0 conflicts, 0 unassigned, a published schedule by day with Move and Cancel on each game, round robin or pools, games per team, doubleheaders and constraints, and a Create playoffs panel.

Schedule

Generate the season, then move one game

Pick round robin or pools, set games per team and your constraints, and Reply1 builds the season onto your fields. When the weather has other ideas, move or cancel a single game.

  • Conflicts and unassigned games are counted at the top.
  • Move or cancel any game, then republish the changes.
  • Playoffs are seeded from the standings, single or double elimination.
Reply1 Games and scores page: every game with its date, matchup, score and status, filters for Unconfirmed, One report, Official and All, and Crew, Stat sheet and Enter score on each row.

Games & scores

Every score, and who still owes you one

Both teams report, and a game becomes official when they agree. The filters show what is unconfirmed or has only one report, so nothing sits unsettled.

  • Unconfirmed, One report, Official: one tap each.
  • Assign the crew and open the stat sheet from the same row.
  • Enter a score yourself when you need to.
Reply1 league standings on a desktop browser: a division table with wins, losses, ties, percentage, games back, runs scored and allowed, run differential, streak, last five, and home and away records.

Standings

Standings that keep themselves

Once a score is official the table moves on its own: percentage, games back, run differential, streak, last five, and home and away splits.

  • One table per division.
  • Run differential in green and red, so a race reads at a glance.
  • The same table appears on the league's public site and in the app.
Reply1 league Finances, Budget and fee planner: officials, fields and venues, recurring costs and everything else budgeted add up to the total cost to run the season, with a suggested fee per team.

Finances

What should we charge per team?

Officials and field costs come from your rates and this season's schedule. Add the rest of the budget and Reply1 works backward to a fee per team.

  • Officials and field costs calculated from the schedule.
  • A suggested fee per team, rounded up to the dollar.
  • Per-game costs, fees, income and expenses, and an export for the accountant.
Reply1 league Messages page: a new message form with subject, message and audience, a Who gets this panel counting teams, emails and in-app notifications and warning which teams have no email on file, and the list of sent messages.

Messages

Tell every team at once, and see who won't hear it

League messages go to every team's coaches and contacts by email, with an in-app notification for teams on Reply1. Before you send, the panel tells you which teams have no email on file.

  • Who gets this: teams, emails and in-app notifications, counted.
  • Unreachable teams are named before you send.
  • Every sent message is kept below.
Reply1 Your League screen: Rainout or reschedule, Standings, Schedule, Team applications, and Games awaiting a decision.

Your league

Run the league from your phone

The league screen puts the three things an operator reaches for at the top, and the two queues that need a decision underneath.

  • Rainout or reschedule: postpone, move or cancel a game and send both teams a note by email and push.
  • Team applications waiting for approval.
  • Games awaiting a decision, so every reported score gets settled.
Reply1 league standings screen: a division table with each team's wins, losses, ties, winning percentage and games back.

Standings

The table your teams and fans see

Standings are kept per division and update from the scores your teams report. What you see here is what the league's teams and fans see.

  • Wins, losses, ties, percentage and games back.
  • One table per division.
  • The season's published schedule sits beside it, with finals once official.
A league's public Reply1 site on a desktop browser: the season schedule by day with each game's time, matchup and field, tabs for Home, Schedule, Standings, Stats and Teams, and an Add to calendar button.

Your league's website

A public site, without building one

Every league on Reply1 gets a public page anyone can open without an account. Publish the schedule once and players, families and fans all see the same thing.

  • Schedule by day, with the time, matchup and field for every game.
  • Standings, stats and teams are a tab away.
  • Add to calendar puts the season on anyone's phone.
Reply1 app home screen for a coach who is also a league operator: the league appears under Your leagues with what needs attention.

One app

Your league lives beside your team

Operators who also coach do not switch apps. The league shows up on the home screen and tells you whether anything needs you.

  • "Needs you" says what is waiting, or that nothing is.
  • Record a result or cancel a game from the same screen.
  • Member clubs use the same app for their own team.

Want to see what your coaches and players get? Tour the team app.

These are real screens from Reply1 on the web and in the app for iPhone and Android. People's names have been changed, and the league's records, counts and dollar amounts are example data.

Put your season on Reply1

Create your league account, add your teams, and generate the schedule.