Bring It In
Your season shouldn't live in three different apps.
The group chat has the kit colour. The spreadsheet has the roster. The calendar has the fixtures, mostly. And somewhere there is a text message about who can make the 8am kickoff. Bring It In is a youth soccer team management app that puts all of it on one screen, so the answer to "where are we playing?" takes one tap instead of three apps.
Built around how a soccer season actually works
Roster and jersey numbers
Add players once with their jersey number, and the roster travels with you across the season. Duplicate numbers are caught as you type. Parents get their own logins and can only see their own children's details.
Match and practice scheduling
Schedule matches, practices and friendlies with a location, an arrival time and an opponent. Arrival time matters in soccer — "9:00 kickoff" and "8:30 for warm-ups" are different instructions, and only one of them stops parents idling in the car park.
Kit colours, sorted before Saturday
Set your home, away and alternate kits once. Pick one per match and it shows on the match card, so nobody arrives in the wrong shirt and no one has to ask in the group chat at 7am. Home fixtures default to your home kit.
Attendance and playing time
Parents RSVP per match, so you know your numbers before you plan a formation. Attendance builds itself over the season, which makes fair playing time in a rec league a matter of looking something up rather than remembering it.
Tournaments and multi-game days
Tournament weekends are their own problem: three games, two of them provisional, and a family that has to leave after the second. Create the tournament, add each game, and let parents RSVP per game rather than for the whole day.
Scores and season stats
Log the result in two taps. Season record, goals and player stats accumulate on their own, so the end-of-season summary is already written by the time you need it.
Team chat that parents don't mute
Cancellations, pitch changes and kit reminders go out as push notifications instead of disappearing into a group chat. Photos and reactions included; the 40-message thread about snack rota is not.
Free, and specific about it
Bring It In is free during beta. Every feature, no credit card, no per-team charge, no cap on how many parents you add. It was built by parents who coach, because the alternatives were either priced for a club with an administrator or complex enough to need one.
Bring your soccer team in
Set up your roster and first fixture in a few minutes. Free, no credit card.
Get Started Free →Common questions from soccer coaches
Is it free for youth soccer teams?
Yes — free during beta, every feature, no credit card and no per-team charge.
Can I track the kit for each match?
Yes. Set home, away and alternate kits once, then pick one per match. Parents see the colour on the match card.
Does it handle tournaments with several games in a day?
Yes. Parents RSVP per game rather than for the whole day, so you know who is there for the early kickoff and who leaves before the final.
Do parents have to install an app?
No. It runs in any browser, so parents can RSVP from a link. There is an Android app on Google Play for push notifications, and fixtures sync to the calendar they already use.
Does it work for other sports?
Yes — basketball, lacrosse, baseball, football and more. See the youth sports team management overview for everything the app does across sports.