Parents
Get one printout with every kid’s games, weekend by weekend. Add practices with one click.
Turn every team calendar into one family schedule for the fridge, plus a team page anyone can open on their phone. Scan the code on the printout any time to check for changes or print a fresh one.
Works with TeamSnap, SportsEngine, and any team app with a calendar link. Nothing to download.


Paste the link from your team app. We’ll show you where to find it.
Confirm the details (we sort out home and away for you) and add another kid’s team.
Stick it on the fridge, send the team page, or add it to your phone’s calendar. When something changes, scan the code and print it again.
Get one printout with every kid’s games, weekend by weekend. Add practices with one click.
Get a team page with directions and the next game, or the whole schedule right in their phone’s calendar. No app, no login.
Make the page once and it stays current as the schedule changes.
Every printout has a code. Scan it to see the live schedule, confirm nothing has moved, or print a fresh copy in one tap. The paper is the thing you glance at on the way out the door. The code is what keeps it honest.


These examples come straight from Root For, using a made-up family with two teams.


Add each kid’s team and get one family printout, one per team, and a month calendar. Root for all of them without cross-checking three apps.
Make my family scheduleMake it once. Grandparents, carpools, and new families open it from a link or the printout code, and it updates itself when the schedule changes.
Make a team pageTeamSnap and SportsEngine, plus other team apps that give you a calendar subscription link. These links usually start with webcal:// or https:// and are sometimes called an iCal or .ics link. If your app lets you subscribe to the team schedule in Google or Apple Calendar, it almost always has one.
TeamSnap, on the TeamSnap website:
SportsEngine, on the SportsEngine website:
The mobile apps let you subscribe but don’t show the link itself, so use a web browser for this step. Setup walks you through it.
Team pages and the “Add to my calendar” subscription read the team’s calendar, so they pick up changes on their own. Calendar apps check for updates on their own timing, which can take a few hours, and team apps can take a while to publish changes too.
Printouts show the date they were printed and carry a code. Scan it to see the live schedule and confirm nothing has moved, or to print a fresh copy.
No. Scan the code to check. If the change matters, print again. If it doesn’t, the phone has the latest version anyway.
Your family setup, including your kids’ names, is saved only in this browser. Kids’ names appear on your own printouts, never on team pages.
Team pages show a team’s schedule and links. They aren’t listed or searchable, but anyone with the link or code can see event times and locations, so share them with people you trust. Whoever creates a team page can delete it, and anyone can report one.
Yes, in this browser on this device. There are no accounts yet, so your setup won’t appear on your other devices, and clearing your browser data removes it. Team pages are saved online, and their creator gets a private link for editing.
Start with one team’s calendar link. Add the rest anytime. Then go root for them.