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The demo club

Walk around a whole club.

Chog Lax is a made-up lacrosse club running on Wall Ball. It has seventeen families, two teams, a schedule for this week, money owed and paid, team chat and a real team store. Pick a person and walk in. You need no account.

  • You are Jennifer Kearney

    A parent

    Jennifer has two kids at Chog Lax: Mason on 12U boys travel and Ava on 10U girls rec. Most of your families would see this screen every day.

  • You are Dan Whitaker

    A coach

    Dan coaches 12U boys travel. He sees one team, with a count on every event of who is coming.

  • You are Alex Morgan

    The club's admin

    Alex runs the club and sets up registration, money, teams and fields. This is the part you would do.

  • One tap to walk in. Each button opens the demo club with that person chosen. After the first tap, the steps below open on their own screen.
  • Change anything. Every visitor shares the one club, and it is rebuilt regularly, so nothing you change lasts.
  • Nothing is real. The families are invented, no email is sent and no card can be charged. The team store is the one real thing.
You are Jennifer Kearney

As a parent

  1. 1

    Read the week

    Look at the line. Each kid has a number and a lane.

    You should see: Practices, a scrimmage with a countdown, a tournament and a game, in order, for both kids. The strip at the top lists what is waiting on you.

  2. 2

    Reply to an event

    Tap the scrimmage against Viera Suntree, then tap Going.

    You should see: The field and whether it is open, directions, and a Roster button with every number and name on the team.

  3. 3

    Log today's work

    Under the orange now line, tap Log it on Mason's work.

    You should see: Today's wall ball routine, part by part. Save it and his run of days goes up by one.

  4. 4

    Ask a question

    Ask what Mason needs for Saturday.

    You should see: A card with the arrival time, the jersey, the field and the coach's notes, marked Answered instantly.

  5. 5

    Ask about money

    Ask what you owe.

    You should see: The balance and the next amount due, read from the family's own ledger.

  6. 6

    Ask for something it should not answer

    Tell it you want a refund.

    You should see: It stops and hands you to a person, with the club's address and a copy button.

  7. 7

    Open the team thread

    Open Chat and pick 12U boys travel.

    You should see: A pinned note with a count of who has acknowledged it, and a carpool poll you can vote in.

  8. 8

    Look at the money

    Open Family, then Money.

    You should see: What is paid, what is due and when. The demo cannot charge a card, so the pay button is off here.

  9. 9

    Shop the team store

    Open Store.

    You should see: Chog Lax's real team store, inside the app, with each kid's sizes above it.

  10. 10

    Register another player

    Open the club's programs and start a registration.

    You should see: Six short steps: the player, the program, sizes, waivers signed on screen, a payment plan, done.

You are Dan Whitaker

As a coach

  1. 1

    Read the team's line

    Look at the line. Every event carries its replies.

    You should see: Going, not going and no reply on each practice and game, and a strip of what needs you: families who have not answered.

  2. 2

    Take attendance

    On a game that has started, tap Take attendance.

    You should see: Players who said going start as present. Change the ones who did not show, mark anyone late or gone early, and save.

  3. 3

    Add a score

    On the same game, tap Add score.

    You should see: The score appears on every family's line.

  4. 4

    Open the roster

    Open Team.

    You should see: Numbers, positions, each player's reply to the next event, emergency contacts and USA Lacrosse status.

  5. 5

    Keep a note on a player

    On the roster, tap a player's name.

    You should see: How often they came, late and left early, their run of daily work, and the notes the coaches keep. Write one. Families and the club's admins never see it.

  6. 6

    See who is working

    Open Team, then Daily work.

    You should see: Today's wall ball routine, who has done it, each player's run of days, and who has gone quiet. Change today's work or write your own routine.

  7. 7

    Schedule a practice

    Start a new event. Try a weekly series.

    You should see: A warning if another session is already on that field at that time.

  8. 8

    Pin a note

    Open the team thread, write a note, and ask for acknowledgement.

    You should see: Families get a Got it button, and you get the count and the names still missing.

You are Alex Morgan

As the club's admin

  1. 1

    Read the club board

    Look at the Club page.

    You should see: Players registered, money collected and outstanding, today's sessions by field, and what needs attention.

  2. 2

    Open a registration

    Open Registrations and tap a player.

    You should see: Their program, age group, team, waivers and balance. Record a check, or refund a payment, from the same sheet.

  3. 3

    Create a program

    Open Programs and add one.

    You should see: Fees, spots, a deposit or monthly plan, sibling and goalie discounts, and the public page families register from.

  4. 4

    Choose who pays the fees

    Open Payments.

    You should see: The club or the family, with a worked example each way. Stripe is not connected in the demo, so no card can be charged.

  5. 5

    Close a field

    Open Fields, close one and give a reason.

    You should see: Then walk in as the parent: the closure is at the top of every family's line with an event there.

  6. 6

    Build a team

    Open Teams.

    You should see: Rosters filled from who registered, with coaches and managers added by email.

  7. 7

    Change the club's color

    Open Settings, then Colors.

    You should see: The whole app in the new color, for everyone, at once. The demo is rebuilt regularly, so nothing you change lasts.

Free until a family pays you by card

Start your club.

Creating a club takes a few minutes and no card. The first sitting, with your waivers, Stripe, fields and first program, takes about half an hour.