Wheelchair Basketball Manager
Know your lineup is legal before it goes on court. The app adds up classification points as you pick players and flags any five that break the limit.
| Player A | 4.5 |
| Player B | 4.0 |
| Player C | 3.0 |
| Player D (female) | 2.5 |
| Player E | 1.0 |
| On court | 15.0 |
| Limit (14.5 + 1.5 female allowance) | 16.0 |
| Status | Within limit |
Illustrative example under UK National League rules.
The sum nobody wants to do on the bench
Every wheelchair basketball player has a classification from 1.0 to 4.5 points. The five players on court together must stay within a points limit, and that limit moves with who's playing.
Working it out mid-game, with the clock running and a substitution waiting, is slow and easy to get wrong. The app does it instantly, every time.
UK National League limits
| Base limit | 14.5 |
|---|---|
| One female player on court | +1.5 |
| Two or more female players | +2.5 |
| Each junior (18 or under) | +1.0 |
| Maximum limit | 17.0 |
Each team in the app plays under its own competition's rules.
Everything a coaching team needs courtside
Live points check
Drag players between the bench and an interactive court. The points total and allowance update as you go, and the app suggests substitutions that stay within the limit.
Saved lineups
Save, load and edit lineups so your starting five and go-to rotations are ready on game day.
Live game tracking
Run the game clock and record fouls by type, wheelchair curls, timeouts and substitutions as they happen.
Game history
Look back at past games with player statistics and a timeline of who was on court, and when.
Set plays
Design plays on a court diagram and step through them one move at a time. Add opposition markers to plan your defence.
Training sessions
Build sessions from a library of drills and sections with intensity levels, run them live, and keep an attendance register with history.
Clubs, teams and players
A club holds its players, and each player can belong to several teams. Every team plays under its own competition's rules.
Share with your coaches
Optional sign-in backs up your data and keeps it in step across your devices. Other coaches join with a club code, and admins manage who's in.
Works offline
Everything is stored on your device, so the app works in any sports hall, signal or not. Syncing is optional.
A look inside
Made by people in the sport
Wheelchair Basketball Manager is co-developed by Ross Coundon and Matt Sealy, and built around what actually matters courtside: getting the numbers right under pressure, spending less time on admin, and keeping a whole coaching team on the same page.
It's for coaches, team managers and club organisers, from grassroots clubs to national-league teams.
Support
Stuck, or found something that doesn't look right? Email support@bitcub.io and tell us which device you're using.
You can also read the help guide and the app's privacy policy.