Tuesday night football.
Sorted for the season.
Set the game up once. Everyone RSVPs to each week with a tap, even teams get picked on the night from whoever's actually there, and the subs collect themselves. You just play. Run a league or knockout too, with optional goal-start handicaps to keep mismatched sides competitive.
The whole squad RSVPs to every week — no “who’s in?” thread.
Bibs vs shirts picked on the night from who actually turned up.
Subs collected by card, after they play. No bucket, no IOUs.
Set it up once. It runs every week.
Your game becomes a standing fixture: same night, same pitch, every week. Everyone joins once through one link, then just taps in or out of each date. Spots fill first come, first served, and the waitlist slides someone in the moment a player drops out.
No more counting names in a group chat at 4pm on game day.
Even teams, no arguments
When the whistle's five minutes away, the app picks balanced sides from tonight's actual turnout — using how everyone's really played, not who claims they're a baller. Someone can't make it? Re-pick in a tap.
Bibs against shirts, fair every week — so the game's decided on the pitch, not in the picking.
The pitch fee splits itself
Set the session fee once and everyone pays by card — charged after they play, never for a game they cancelled in time. You see exactly who's paid at a glance, and your cancellation policy is yours to set.
Nobody stands by the car park with a bucket of coins ever again.
Who scored? On the record.
Log the final score in seconds and put a name on every goal, own goals included. Results feed everyone's stats, so the golden-boot argument settles itself over the season.
Football handicaps — a goals start
Each side carries a handicap in goals. The weaker side starts each match with the difference already on the board.
- Only the difference counts.
- The recorded score includes the goals given.
Auto-adjust moves the winner's handicap down and the loser's up by whole goals after each approved result.
Available in box leagues, ladders, tournaments and americano leagues. Members see the start before they play, and the app scores each game from it.
Wherever the game is
Five-a-side groups
The Tuesday-night game that has run on group chat for years.
Workplaces
A lunchtime or after-work game the whole office can join.
Universities
Intramural kickabouts without a spreadsheet in sight.
Club training nights
The small-sided session that runs alongside the real season.
Tap Leagues is a free five-a-side football organiser app (that's pickup soccer if you're across the pond) for iOS, Android and the web. One link gets your group RSVPing to a weekly game; the app picks balanced teams on the night, collects match subs by card and records the goals — so the only thing left to organise is your first touch.
Get the game on.
Set up your weekly football night in minutes, send one link, and never chase a sub again.



