Small, useful software for the people who run clubs.

bitcub.io builds tools for coaches, team managers and volunteers: the people giving up their evenings and weekends so others can play, train and learn.

Products

Each one started with a real problem at a real club or team.

Wheelchair Basketball Manager

Know your lineup is legal before it goes on court.

Checks every lineup against the points limit as you build it, including allowances for female and junior players. Also covers live game tracking, set plays, training sessions and club sharing across a coaching team.

On the App Store. For wheelchair basketball coaches, team managers and club organisers.

Football Drill Coach

Build a drill, watch it move, share it in seconds.

A tactics board in the browser. No account, no sign-up, no server.

Open source. For grassroots and youth football coaches.

U8 Squad

Who plays this week, and is it fair?

Plans squads, shares game time evenly, builds line-ups and keeps parents informed.

Open source. For grassroots under-8s football.

BitCub Clubs

Code written at club is still there next week, next term, and at home.

Students keep their code across lessons, modules and terms, and can pick it up from anywhere. Club leaders get lesson planning, pacing and parent updates in one place.

In development. For coding and robotics clubs.

How we work

We build for people involved in the activity, usually because we're involved in it too. Every product here started with a real team or club.

Tools are made to be quick on a phone or tablet at the side of a court or pitch, and to collect as little personal data as the job needs.

Where it makes sense, we publish the code. Football Drill Coach and U8 Squad are open source, so other clubs can run them, check how they work, or improve them.