SetMatcher
Who it is for

Run your club’s season without the spreadsheet

Members come and go, the committee changes and the season has to keep going through all of it. SetMatcher keeps your members, teams, results and rankings in one place the whole committee can use.

Free to sign up and free to play. Your profile stays private until you choose to publish it.

Roles in a club
3
Ways to count a league table
6
Every player starts at
500
Things you choose who can see
9
A few numbers worth knowing.
Members, league teams and one club ranking

A club year, step by step

From welcoming new members in autumn to handing over to a new committee in summer, here is how SetMatcher helps at each point in the year.

  1. 1

    Autumn: your members

    Invite members by email, one at a time or up to 200 at once from a spreadsheet. Someone joins your member list when they accept, so the list stays accurate and nobody is signed up without knowing it.

  2. 2

    Winter: entering the teams

    Enter your teams for the season and pick each squad from your members. A player can be in only one team per division, and members can also put their own name down for a team through a link you share.

  3. 3

    Spring: the season runs

    The fixture list is made for you, with home and away matches balanced. The league table updates after every result, counted the way your federation counts it, and promotion and relegation are worked out at the end of the season.

  4. 4

    Summer: the handover

    When the committee changes, hand the club, a group or a competition over to the new person. Nothing changes until they accept, so your club always has an owner, even after someone leaves.

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The parts you will use most

What it does not do: SetMatcher is not a membership administration and does not collect membership fees. It keeps track of who plays, what they played and the results. Your federation still decides how your league is organised.

Each of these pages explains one part of SetMatcher in more detail, with examples from your sport.

The other two

Most people are more than one of these. A club secretary often plays on Thursday evening too.

Your first match is one tap away.

Join a group, play, enter the score. The ladder, the draw and the season keep themselves up to date.