A match-day OS for amateur football clubs. Matchmaking, one-tap RSVP, live scores, and auto-computed league tables — replacing four WhatsApp groups and a battered spreadsheet with a single app.

Four WhatsApp groups. A spreadsheet nobody updated. Half the team confirming at 11pm on Friday — and a striker who ghosted every other week. Organizing an amateur match was a part-time admin job nobody signed up for.
Daniel Park ran a six-a-side league of 40 clubs across the city and wanted one app to end the madness: schedule fixtures, confirm lineups, find opponents when a team dropped out, and settle the "who won?" argument with a table that just updates itself.
When a team drops out, Kickbuzz finds a replacement opponent at the same level within range — ranked by distance, skill, and reliability. No more forfeited Saturdays because the other side bailed.
Players confirm with a single tap from a push notification. Kickbuzz auto-builds the lineup, flags shortfalls early, and requests a sub from the bench list the moment someone drops — no captain chasing the group chat at midnight.
Tap to log goals in real time; the league table recomputes instantly across every club. Player ratings, top scorers, and form guides update live — the "who actually won?" argument is over.
I used to spend three hours a week organizing one match. Now the league runs itself. Forty clubs, zero spreadsheets.
Across 40 clubs and 600+ players. Word-of-mouth between leagues drove organic growth — three neighbouring leagues onboarded within a month of launch.
One-tap RSVP plus T-3h reminders cut last-minute drop-outs by more than two thirds. Auto-sub requests filled the rest — almost no forfeited fixtures all season.
Most-cited praise: "finally killed our four WhatsApp groups." Stable at 4.8 since v1.3, with a 99.6% crash-free rate across iOS and Android.
Fixtures, live scores, league tables — the full match-day workflow in one app, replacing the group chat.