What's New

Training camps are now a first-class program type alongside competitive seasons. Organizations can monetize officiating education, automate registration workflows, and maintain evaluation standards—all within the platform they already use for season management.

Rulebook Chat is here. We built an AI assistant specifically for sports officials—one that actually understands the rules and can explain the “why” behind rulings. It’s trained on official rulebooks and case plays, so you get accurate answers fast.

For organizations with multi-court venues, you can now tell officials exactly where to go.

These analytics enhancements give assignors better visibility into evaluator workload and pairing patterns, making it easier to ensure officials get feedback from different perspectives.

Game Insights uses AI to analyze evaluation scores and feedback, giving officials clear takeaways without reading through every comment. Summaries generate automatically when you view a completed evaluation.

Courtside gets smarter. Voice feedback now matches to specific evaluation criteria, not just sections. Combined with AI-enhanced descriptions that learn your organization’s terminology, hands-free evaluations are more accurate than ever.

Organizations can now manage teams and venues as reusable entities. When scheduling games, pick from your existing teams or create new ones inline. Games display as “Home vs Away at Venue” automatically.

Big quality-of-life update for organizations with lots of members. Select any number of officials and assign sports or tiers in a single action instead of editing one member at a time.

Courtside is here. Evaluators can now capture feedback hands-free during games using voice recording. Speak your observations, and AI transcribes them directly into the correct evaluation sections. This is especially useful when you need to stay focused on the action.

Working a game with other officials means you can learn from their perspective too. Now when evaluators submit feedback for a game, all crew members assigned to that game can see each other’s feedback. This helps crews calibrate, discuss, and grow together.

Low scores without context don’t help officials improve. This update adds inline feedback prompts that appear the moment you give a low score. The system blocks finalization until every low-scoring item has feedback attached, ensuring officials always know what to work on.

Season score visibility gives you control over when officials see their numbers. Lock scores during active seasons to keep the focus on development, not comparison. Release them when the season wraps up.

The new Membership role lets you delegate onboarding tasks to coordinators who can invite members and assign tiers without accessing billing or organization settings. Structured names mean crew assignments show “Johnny” instead of “John” when that’s what officials prefer.

Password reset emails weren’t sending due to a URL validation issue. That’s fixed. We also added visibility toggles to all password fields so you can verify what you’re typing before submitting.

Officials can now specify how they want to be addressed with structured name fields. The member detail page shows an activity feed with recent games and evaluations. Tier assignment changes are tracked in an audit log with full WHO/WHAT/WHEN/WHY details for compliance.

Submitted evaluations open in a dedicated read-only view with performance badges, section summaries, and trend charts comparing to seasonal averages.

Evaluation URLs are cleaner and shorter. Section headers show running totals and completion progress so you can track where you are in a long form. Fixed validation that stuck around after feedback was added, and removed the disruptive auto-scroll that jumped you around the page.

New users without an organization see a discovery widget showing all available organizations with member counts. Request to join with one click. Admins get notified and can approve from their dashboard.

Need to onboard 50 officials? Upload a CSV with emails, names, and roles. The system validates everything, shows you what will happen, and sends invitations sequentially with progress tracking.

Load times dropped by 60-80% for medium and large organizations through parallel data fetching and a splash screen that shows immediately. Evaluations table now includes score columns so you can scan totals at a glance. Profile uploads got drag-to-crop controls that let you frame your photo properly before saving.

Evaluation forms got visual rating scales with clickable buttons labeled from Poor to Excellent. After scoring an item, the form auto-scrolls to the next one to speed up your workflow. Low scores trigger required feedback fields that expand automatically.

Mobile dashboard got proper responsive layout with stacked KPIs, full-width touch targets, and no overflow. Fixed all the Unknown User bugs by loading member data from the server instead of relying on client-side lookups.

Evaluators can now finalize their evaluations, which automatically sends an email to the official with their scores and feedback. Added Google OAuth to the join flow so new members can sign up with one click when scanning QR codes.

Fixed critical email delivery bugs that prevented member invitations from sending. Cleaned up the invitation acceptance flow to prevent visual glitches. Organization names that are too long for the sidebar now truncate gracefully.

Game evaluations launched with evaluator assignment, crew overview, and the core evaluation form interface. Dashboard shows officials their game schedule. Marketing site waitlist now notifies admins when people sign up.

First internal release establishes authentication, member invitations, and profile management. Email system delivers branded notifications for invitations and account actions. Evaluation scoring interface provides the foundation for game evaluations.