Players stay invisible
Goals, appearances and honours disappear when a season ends or a league changes tools.

The public record of amateur football
Football played every week deserves a history.
We turn results, players and honours into a fast, credible and shareable football identity.
For players. For teams. For organizers.01 / Problem
Thousands of matches remain locked in spreadsheets, messages and systems that were never designed as a lasting public record.
Goals, appearances and honours disappear when a season ends or a league changes tools.
A result is entered, reposted, sent through messages and manually turned into content.
Without a clear source and correction process, statistics quickly become disputed or stale.
02 / Proof
PLAYGRND already publishes real leagues, seasons, matches, tables, scorers, players and teams.
03 / Platform
When a match is recorded correctly, the same data updates player profiles, teams, the table, scorers and competition history.

A player gets a career, statistics, matches and honours on one permanent URL.
Tables, scorers, schedules and history remain available after the final round.
Players and organizers can report an error, with every change following a clear approval trail.
04 / Input demo
An authorized organizer sends a photo. PLAYGRND extracts the result, lineups, scorers and cards, then returns a draft for approval.
Here is the match sheet from tonight.
21:48Reading the sheet and matching players...
Concept demo with illustrative data.
05 / Search demo
An authorized person can ask a normal football question in WhatsApp and get an answer from verified league data.
Show me the players who are close to 100 goals in this league.
I found three players between 90 and 99 goals:
Demo values are not real player statistics.
06 / Value loop
We preserve what already exists, then use the same record to simplify publishing, corrections and the next season.
Existing data comes in with a source, mapping and parity checks.
Players and teams get pages that can be found, opened and shared.
The community reports issues while the organizer keeps control of official data.
Results and statistics enter through the process the organizer actually uses, without duplicated work.
07 / Organizer
The first goal is not migration at any cost. It is proving value alongside the existing operational system.
Results and schedules stay in the tool the organizer already uses.
Public history, profiles, corrections and content grow from verified data.
Less repetition, better visibility and a safe route toward native competition management.
08 / Work on the pitch
Organizer tooling has to fit the real rhythm: phone, match sheet photo, message and a quick confirmation.
Short actions, clear permissions and access on the device actually used beside the pitch.
A match sheet becomes a proposed result, lineup and event list before organizer approval.
WhatsApp or another channel can later act as a control layer, not another obligation.
09 / Pilot
Close collaboration with an organizer creates a better product than an imagined feature list.
Verify history, logos, season names, cups and data sources.
Find duplicated work and introduce small tools that provide immediate value.
Introduce native management only after the repeated process is clear and validated.
10 / Partnership
An early partner does not pay for our learning. They get product influence, a clear agreement and lasting access to their own data.
Public records and data exports do not become hostage to a later pricing change.
The organizer remains the authority for official data while PLAYGRND carries the technical load.
Future paid features must save time, enable revenue or remove a real operational problem.
11 / Next step
We will preserve what you have already built and shape PLAYGRND around the process that actually exists.
The first conversation is about real organizer work, not selling a feature list.