The playbook
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TheCrib attaches an automatic weather forecast to every outdoor game. When conditions look bad, you can reschedule directly in the app and players receive a single notification. No 60-message thread needed.
Scheduling & management
TheCrib makes scheduling an entire soccer season straightforward. Add your games and practices, set locations, and the app sends invitations to every player automatically. You can update kick-off times, field locations, or cancellations and the whole team is notified in seconds. For outdoor games, weather is fetched automatically so you never have to check it separately.
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“Being captain of a summer league team is mostly just getting everyone to show up on time. I post our schedule on TheCrib once and everyone replies right there. No more chasing people across three group chats all week. It made running the team a lot less stressful.”
TheCrib is available on iPhone and iPad. Manage your soccer program, track attendance, and message your team from your pocket.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Each team is a separate group in TheCrib and coaches manage their own roster and schedule. If you run a club with U12, U14, and U16 teams, each coach logs in and manages their team independently while club admins can see across all of them.
Yes. When you add a game and mark the location as outdoor, TheCrib fetches the forecast automatically. Players receive a reminder with the weather included before the game, no manual checking required.
Yes. The tactics board has a full-size soccer pitch you can draw on. Place player markers, draw arrows for runs and positioning, and label your formation. You can save diagrams and share them to the team before a game.
You set the game in TheCrib and players receive an invitation. They respond Yes, No, or Maybe. You see the responses in real time. If someone hasn't responded close to game day, you can send a one-tap reminder to the non-responders only.
Join the soccer coaches who replaced their group chats and spreadsheets with TheCrib.