“Team Management Simplified”
“Redesigned Style & Navigation”
“Keep Track”
“Never Miss A Game”
“Manage Your Team”
“Always Connected”
“New Look”
A closer look at the screenshots
Tilted team cards fan out across several sports.
An arrow points to the tab bar.
Coloured attendance indicators appear beside named members.
A month calendar is paired with a list of varied team events.
Eight tool icons form a compact team-management menu.
A brief chat confirms a practice time.
The team menu is repeated in dark mode.
About this app
Team Management. Simplified. TeamSideline is your all-in-one app for managing and staying connected with your team. The TeamSideline app gives you seamless access to your teams, with team information automatically populated from your organization, including full roster and game schedules. Coaches can also create their own team in the App and link to any existing schedule to populate the full schedule. For each team, you can manage events, view and update your roster, track attendance, chat with team members and stay on top of team activity. You can also access announcements, links, and downloadable resources. Now with Apple Watch support, you can view upcoming events, schedules, and team communications right from your wrist for even faster access. Stay tuned! We regularly release new features and improvements based on your feedback.
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 7 with a headline
“Team Management Simplified”
Simplified states ease as the main management benefit.
“Redesigned Style & Navigation”
The wording highlights a redesign in both appearance and navigation.
“Keep Track”
The short phrase relies on the RSVP view to identify what is tracked.
“Never Miss A Game”
Never miss expresses the scheduling benefit as an absolute outcome.
“Manage Your Team”
The action gives the tool collection one clear purpose.
“Always Connected”
Always connected is a broad contact promise supported by a routine coordination example.
“New Look”
The short label introduces the changed appearance.
How Sports sets are usually built
Most Sports apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (83% of sets, 65% of screens).