Run every team. Maybe even watch a game.

An organization holds teams and seasons. Each team season has its own roster, schedule, and chat.

A standalone team is still an organization. The app does not assume every team belongs to a larger club.

There is no public form that creates a club. A new club is set up by the owner side of the product.

The roles are organization admin, coach, team manager, parent, player, billet host, and fan.

An organization admin covers the club. A coach and a team manager are assigned to teams. A fan sees the public-safe schedule, not the roster.

Organization admin is not granted by an invitation code.

Selected security events are written to a log. That log does not store an email, a phone, or a birthday column.

Staff import a calendar file or link for one team, review it, and publish. A later import updates that team.

Editing one game does not require a new import. Changes are kept, and families can be emailed.

Doing every team in the club in one action is not available.

Coming soon Scheduling for 30+ teams at once. Publishing schedules for 30+ teams in one step is not in the app. Each team imports its own calendar today.

Until that step is in the app, each team keeps its own import.

Few team apps build billeting in. A club assigns a host to a player. One active assignment links that host and that player.

While the assignment is active, the host can read that team's schedule, team chat, duties, announcements, and travel details. Family spending stays with the family.

Ending the assignment ends that access. The host is not given the family's private money.

An organization admin can record a level and dates for a parent linked to a child in that organization.

While the dates are current, contact, schedule, unlink, or suspend rules apply to that parent. The court paper is not stored.

Old rows with no level stay inactive. A level without dates does not count as in force.

A team announcement stays with that team. A club announcement can reach active members of the organization.

Audience is team or public. Fans see the public ones. The roster is not part of the public page.

An announcement can ask for a confirmation that people saw it.

Delete is revoked for organizations, teams, seasons, and team seasons in the app. An administrator cannot erase the club from the product screen.

Removing one of those rows is an owner operation outside the app. Staff cancel an event. Cancelling keeps responses and duties.

That is a guard against a mistaken delete. It is not a claim that data never leaves a backup process run by the host.

Cybersecurity provided by Cyber Eye Industries (CEI), a Virginia company providing cyber policy and security services. CEI is owned by SportsTabi's founder.

SportsTabi LLC (Virginia) operates the app. No government agency endorses SportsTabi.

Team tables use row-level security so one organization does not read another's team rows.