BoundarySide

Sorted before Saturday. BoundarySide handles the weekly graft that runs a grassroots cricket club: availability, team selection and match fees, in a few taps. It's built for match day rather than for a state association's reporting, and it does two jobs properly instead of a hundred badly. Availability and team selection -Players answer "I'm in" or "Can't play" straight from a notification, so nobody spends the week chasing a group chat. -Captains watch the list fill in live as replies land. -Pick the XI, drag to set the batting order, then send the team sheet. Everyone knows whether they're playing and where they're batting. Match fees, without the chasing -Players pay in the app. One tap and they're squared away. -The treasurer can see who's paid and who still owes, per match and per season. -Card details never touch the club. Payments run through Stripe, and BoundarySide never stores card numbers. Matches, entered your way -Type a match in by hand in seconds, or pull a whole season in with the optional read-only PlayHQ import. Manual entry always works, so PlayHQ is never required. Private by default -We don't run ads and we don't sell data. Your club's data stays your club's. -Players can delete their account and their data from the app or on the web, whenever they want. What BoundarySide doesn't do -It doesn't do live scoring, scorecards or stats. Other apps handle that well already. This one takes on the two jobs a committee actually dreads: the availability chase and the fee chase. -Free to start. Works on iPhone and the web if you'd rather not install anything. Questions? boundaryside.com Privacy: boundaryside.com/privacy