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I run a ball hockey league in Laval, Quebec. For years the weekly routine was the same: ask who's playing, chase the answers, find a sub when someone dropped out, and fix the schedule by hand. I tried a team app, but it charged per team and I still had to find the subs myself. So I built Notre Ligue. It's a web app for recreational leagues, and it runs my own league now. What it does: - Players get a message and answer yes or no with one tap. No account, no app. - When someone can't play, subs are invited automatically, paced so you don't spam anyone. - Schedules, standings, stats, playoffs and league finances (fees, e-Transfers) in one place. - French + English (I'm in Quebec). How it's priced: free under 15 players. After that it's a flat price per league (not per team), $9.99 CAD a month up to 50 players. New leagues get 2 months free, no card. It's still early and I'm looking for a few leagues to try it and tell me what's missing. Two things I'd like feedback on: Does the homepage make it clear what it does within a few seconds? If you organize a league, what is the most annoying part of it that I haven't covered? Link: NotreLigue.ca Happy to answer anything about how it's built.   submitted by   /u/Tall-Comparison6252 [link]   [comments]

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