What Pitch Planner helps with on match day.

During the match, the live match screen is what you look at when you need information fast. Big monospaced clock at the top, per-player minutes ticking in a list, one tap to pause, two taps to sub. No dragging, no menus.

Every player has their own counter. When they're on the field, their counter ticks with the match clock. When they're on the bench, it pauses. The moment a substitution happens, the outgoing player's counter freezes and the incoming player's resumes. The match clock itself never stops unless you tap pause, which halts every player's counter at the same instant, useful for water breaks, injuries, or a ref stoppage.

To make a substitution, tap a player on the bench, then tap the player coming off. Done, the swap is logged and the clocks adjust. If a player is close to their target percentage when you make the swap, the app tells you; if a player on the field has exceeded their target, their jersey pulses amber so you know to rotate them off next.

The roster is the single source of truth for your team. Add each player once with a name, jersey number, and preferred position. That roster flows into every lineup, rotation plan, and match you run the rest of the season.

Roster size is capped at twice the field size, so an 11v11 team can hold up to 22 players, a 7v7 up to 14, a 4v4 up to 8. That's enough for every rotation scenario without encouraging clubs to roster-stack.

One account can hold up to 5 teams, so if you coach a U10 and a U12, or a boys' and girls' side at the same age, they live in the same place. Each team has its own roster, its own lineups, its own match history.