For leagues and federations

Start with the workflow, then choose the right scope

The platform can launch as a public companion alongside an existing provider, validate selected competition operations, or connect to an agreed data source. It is not sold as a generic replacement before the operational workflow is understood.

Three practical engagement paths

The first commercial agreement should cover the actual competition need, onboarding work, support boundary and data ownership.

Companion launch

A branded public competition area with fixtures, results, standings, teams, players, favourites and approved content while the existing system remains authoritative.

Operations pilot

Selected administrator workflows such as structure, publication, results, audit, imports and rollback are rehearsed with named operators before broader access.

Scoped integration

A provider or league data source is mapped only after identifiers, update direction, ownership, correction rules and support expectations are confirmed.

Not included by default: registration commerce, payment processing, referee payments, ticketing, scouting, video storage and a complete Squadi or GameDay replacement.

Request a demonstration

Describe the competition, not a feature wishlist

A useful first conversation covers the current system, data source, who enters results, what supporters need, administrator roles, launch timing and expected support.

Submitting this form does not create a subscription or contract. Pricing follows a requirements and data-mapping discussion.

Business enquiries can also be sent to philalimov.apps@gmail.com.