Apex Match DayEvery kid plays. You can prove it.
Apex Match Day runs your sideline: who's on, who has sat longest, and who goes in next. Equal minutes without a clipboard, a spreadsheet, or a parent asking why.
Bench ยท longest sitting first
- 3Milosat 12m
- 10Josat 6m
- 5Kaisat 2m
Built for the fifteen seconds you actually have
A substitution window at a youth match is a throw-in and a shout. The whole app is designed around that moment.
A clock that knows youth soccer
Halves or quarters, hydration breaks, and halftime, each one tap. Minutes only count while the ball is in play.
The next sub, already picked
Longest-sitting player in, most-played player out, matched to position. One tap confirms. Drag if you'd rather choose.
A summary parents can see
Minutes per player, goals, and keepers in one shareable card for the team chat. The fairness conversation ends before it starts.
How it works
Set up the team once
Format (5v5 to 11v11), halves or quarters, and a roster of first names and numbers. Mark who can play keeper.
Take attendance at the field
Tap who showed up. The app proposes a starting lineup and a bench order. Drag to adjust, then start the clock.
Run the match from one screen
Pitch on top, bench below, next sub highlighted. Goals and keeper swaps are one tap. Mark a player as limited if they're hurt or arrived late.
Share the summary
Minutes, goals, and a fairness score, saved under the team and shareable as an image. Season totals build up on their own.
Yours, on your phone
Match Day is a tool, not a platform. Nothing about your players leaves the device unless you share it.
No accounts. Open the app and start a team. Nobody signs in, including you.
No server. Rosters and matches live in the app and ride along with your normal phone backup.
No tracking, no ads. We don't know who your players are and we never will.
One price. $4.99 buys the app. There's nothing inside it to unlock.
Questions coaches ask
Does it work for 7v7 and 9v9?
Yes. Pick 5v5, 7v7, 9v9, or 11v11 when you set up the team. The keeper counts as one of the players on the pitch, and the lineup diagram changes to match.
How does it handle goalkeepers?
Keeper minutes count like anyone else's. If two players on your roster can play keeper, the app prompts the swap at halftime and otherwise leaves your keeper alone.
What if a player is hurt or shows up late?
Mark them as limited. They stay in the match but drop out of substitution suggestions until you clear it.
Does it need a signal at the field?
No. Everything runs on the phone. There's nothing to sync and nothing to time out.
Can my assistant coach see it too?
Not live in this version. Share the summary card after the match, or hand them the phone. Live sharing between coaches is on the list.
Is it related to Apex Rules of the Game?
Same studio. Apex Rules quizzes you on the Laws of the Game; Match Day helps you run the match. They're separate apps and neither needs the other.
Launching this season
Apex Match Day is in testing with real teams now. When it lands on the App Store and Google Play, the links will be right here.