Box18 runs the weekly loop for amateur teams — ask, select, play, record, settle. Your squad answers on their phones. The numbers, the side and the money look after themselves.
No card needed · players don’t need an account to reply
Each stage hands the next one real data, so week two is a confirm rather than a rebuild.
Phone first, pitch-side
Players and managers use it on the phone — three taps, one hand, works on 3G in a car park — from a link, no download. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app, no app store. The same address on a laptop is the wide view: the ledger, the squad table, the league admin.
A local feed of team news, results and — when a team chooses to air it — the score as it happens. Managers post, followers follow along, nobody has to be in the group chat.
Two spaces for Sunday’s 11s at Hackney Marshes, 10:30. £7, decent standard, we need a left back and anyone who can go in goal. Reply on the link, no app needed.
Scores appear as soon as both captains confirm.
The manager decides: score only, or score plus commentary. Video is not on — when it is, youth fixtures stay score-only unless a guardian says otherwise.
Replying to a team’s link takes one tap, no account.
Friends and family get fixtures, results and streams in the feed — no membership, no obligations, no seeing anyone’s money.
Competitions that condense
Declare interest — format, night, travel radius, level. When enough teams nearby want the same thing, Box18 forms the competition, builds the fixtures and keeps the table honest.
What your squad sees
Fixtures, results, the table, Team of the Week. Fast, indexable, and the reason the next player finds you.
Paste your squad list, set the fee, send one link. Your next fixture runs itself — and if it doesn’t, you have lost nothing but fifteen minutes.