Homestand is a fully customizable digital assistant for your program — roster, lineups, practice plans, schedule, and team messages, branded as your own team. No spreadsheets, no lost texts, no paper lineup card left in someone's truck.
Six tools built around how a season really runs — every team gets its own name, colors, and logo, not a one-size-fits-all dashboard.
Positions, bats/throws, grad year, stats, photo, and bio for every player — searchable from your phone in the parking lot.
Build your batting order and bench right from your phone or laptop, then print or publish a clean, team-branded lineup card — no laptop, printer setup, or extra software required.
Pick drills by category, set your times, publish it — players get a formatted plan instead of a wall of text.
Games, locations, home/away, and final scores in one spot — no more "wait, where's the game again?" texts.
Post a headcount poll ("Can you make Wednesday's game?"), share a photo, and see who's reacted — all in one thread.
Players sign in with their jersey number, doubled — no accounts to manage — and see the lineup the second you publish it.
Every Homestand is built around one team — your name, your colors, your logo, your roster. Not a generic dashboard with your logo pasted on top. Coaches tell us what their season actually looks like, and the console gets shaped around that.
This is Homestand itself, pre-loaded with a sample roster, a published lineup, a live poll, and a couple of practices — not screenshots. Everything you click actually works.
$150 is less than most teams spend on gear bags. What it replaces is the part of coaching nobody signed up for.
No monthly bill to remember, nothing to cancel. Pay once to launch, then a flat fee each new season to reset the roster and keep things current.
Payment plans available — reach out if you need one.
Homestand started as one coach's answer to a season of lost group texts, hand-written lineup cards, and a notes app full of stats nobody else could see. It grew into this because other coaches asked for the same thing.
Yes — every team gets its own private project behind the scenes. Nobody outside your team can see your roster, messages, or lineups, including other teams using Homestand.
No. It runs in any phone browser and can be added to a home screen like an app, but there's nothing to install from an app store.
With a simple code — their jersey number, doubled (number 7 becomes 77). No email, no password, no account for parents to help manage.
Most teams are live the same day — add your roster, pick your colors and logo, and share the link with your team.
Your name, colors, and logo are built into every screen — not just a logo swapped into a shared template. If your team's setup needs something specific, that's part of the conversation when we build it.
No penalty, and no auto-billing to cancel — the seasonal renewal is something you opt into each time a new season starts, not a subscription running in the background.
Homestand is actively growing. More features and more integrations are on the way — all aimed at the same goal: less time on admin, more time on coaching.
What gets built next comes from what teams actually ask for during a season — not a roadmap decided in a vacuum.
Connecting with the scheduling, stats, and communication tools teams already use — so nothing lives in five different places.
Every feature added has to answer one question: does this give a coach back time they'd rather spend on the field.
No signup, no sales call required to look around. Open the demo, click through a real team, and go from there.