Good questions, straight answers.

Every sport that shares limited venues across many teams: courts, fields, rinks and diamonds. The first season was basketball, so today’s venue questions know the most about courts (dividers, side baskets, rim heights). Fields, rinks and diamonds are coming next, and we’d like to hear what yours need.

No. Every question is asked one at a time in your browser, with a suggested answer already filled in and an example underneath. Mistakes are explained in plain English as you go.

SeasonSolve is built to work with leading youth sports management platforms. We’ve already proven export and upload into TeamSnap and GameChanger. Publishing from inside SeasonSolve is in development, and it’s built around the details that trip people up: exact team and location names, one line per team per practice, and changes sent in controlled batches.

You change that venue, and only the affected part of the season is solved again. A one-night closure is a one-night edit: those practices are cancelled and flagged, never silently moved.

Yes. Invite them as viewers. Editors can enter and update venues, and directors manage people and can restore any earlier version.

Player names and home addresses are used only to work out how far families drive to each venue. Only the anonymous distances are kept. No names or addresses are stored or shown.

Stage 1 is ready: entering your venues, the availability heat map, the assumptions review list, accounts, roles and full history. Teams, the solver and publishing are in development. The Features page marks each item.

We’re working with a small group of founding programs while SeasonSolve is built out. Request access and we’ll talk through what fits your program.

In SeasonSolve’s database, with every save kept as a version. You can also export your venue rules as plain, readable files at any time.