Built by a program director, for program directors.

SeasonSolve started as one season: a youth basketball club with 16 teams, 6 venues and a director who had to make it all fit.

That season ended with more than 700 practices and 1,000 practice hours, five carefully numbered rounds of changes in the team platform, and a check that compared every published event against the plan. It worked. Not because of one clever trick, but because of a handful of habits: collect every constraint before solving, keep the rules where people can read them, rank the trade-offs out loud, and check the result twice.

SeasonSolve writes those habits down and builds them into a tool, so the next program doesn’t have to start from a blank spreadsheet.

Who it’s for

Directors and volunteer schedulers of youth programs who share courts, fields and rinks across many teams, in every sport. If you’ve ever moved four teams by text message because one venue closed for a concert, it’s for you.

What we believe

• The questions are the product. Most schedule problems start with an answer nobody checked.
• Nothing is quietly assumed. Every default is shown, and every open assumption is listed until it’s settled.
• Families deserve the schedule you meant. So publishing is careful, and the public site gets checked.
• Kids’ information stays private. Player names and addresses are used only to work out distances and are never stored.