With the minis, the players aged seven and under, it is all about having fun. But behind every training there is organising to do: who is coming, which teams play and which exercises are ready.
MiniGo is our own app for youth football clubs, built for the coaches of the very youngest. Every club gets its own version, in its own colours.
Planning, attendance and teams,
and at the end of the season
a certificate for every mini.
One app that fits every club. Each club should be able to get its own version, with its own colours and logo, without building a new app for every club.
On top of that, three kinds of people use it: admins who arrange everything, coaches who run the trainings, and parents who only want to know what is planned for their child. And the app has to work just as well on a phone at the side of the pitch as on a tablet.
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native apps, for iOS and Android
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roles: admin, coach and parent
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kit colours for the teams
Coaches plan a whole season at once from a default training, keep track of attendance per training and divide minis into teams by dragging them. Exercises sit in an illustrated library, and at the end of the season the app makes a certificate for every mini.
We built two real native apps, in SwiftUI for iOS and Jetpack Compose for Android, on one shared backend in Supabase. What someone may see and do is set per role on the server, so a parent, who signs in with a link in their email, only sees their own child.
MiniGo is now in testing, on iOS and Android, with a tablet layout, offline use, Dutch and English, and a light and dark mode.
The new design in this case, with the indigo matchday card, is the direction for the next version.
We are happy to show you how MiniGo works and what it takes to get a version in your club's colours.
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