Track subs live
Tap one player on, one player off. The match clock keeps every player's minutes accurate.
Build your lineup, set a rotation, and track every substitution and player minute from the sideline. Pitch Planner keeps playing time organized during the match.
"It is really easy to use. I can track time, keep stats, and still enjoy the game without worrying about notes. The simple taps make it easier."
James E.
Team Manager
"I like that I can plan the lineup ahead of time, save it, and have the manager run it during the match so I can focus on coaching."
Matt H.
Coach
"Our club policy is that players who miss practice cannot start the next game. Pitch Planner makes it easier to track attendance and know who should start."
Emilly C.
Admin
Tap one player on, one player off. The match clock keeps every player's minutes accurate.
Set a target before kickoff and see who is short, on target, or over during the match.
See minutes, goals, assists, cards, and attendance without rebuilding notes after the match.
Tap a position, pick a player. Save the lineup, re-use it next Saturday. From 4v4 to 11v11.
Try the soccer lineup maker →Set a rotation interval, 6, 8, or 10 minutes. Pitch Planner gives you a starting rotation, then lets you adjust when the match changes.
Each player's clock ticks when they're on and pauses when they're off. During a water break, injury, or referee stoppage, one tap pauses every counter so the record matches the game.
Pause once, every player's counter stops at the same time. Resume and they all start ticking again.
A jersey pulses amber when a player is due to come off. Glance, swap, back to the game.
Tap the bench player, then the one coming off. The match clock keeps running.
Pick a minimum: 40, 50, or 60%. Each player's bar turns green when they hit it, amber if they're short. Nothing to calculate.
Free calculator
Calculate fair minutes before kickoff.
No signup required. Enter format, roster size, and game length.
Jersey numbers, practice attendance, availability. Invite an assistant or a team parent. They see what you let them see.
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Free lineup, rotation, and playing-time tracking for youth soccer coaches. Set your team before kickoff, manage subs from your phone, and keep a clean match record after the match.