Practice is in the team app. The week is on the wall.
A family calendar for kids’ sport: GetKnowen puts the game next to school, pickup and dinner — on the wall and on every phone in the house. Kids stop asking. The other adult already knows.
Parents don’t need another team login.
TeamSnap, Spond, SportsEngine and the coach’s group chat already run the roster. The gap is Saturday morning at home — school shoes, two fixtures, Nan on pickup, and nobody looking at the team app.
Every fixture next to school, pickup and dinner
Each child gets their own colour, so two sports at 9am on Saturday show up before Friday night, not at the gate. It sits on the wall and on every phone in the house.
Clashes show on Sunday
Netball at 9 and soccer at 9 sit side by side on the week, so you sort the lift before Saturday.
Nobody has to ask
Each adult logs in as themselves and sees the same week. Chores and the shop list sit right beside the game.
Who is playing Friday
Roster, RSVP, the field address. Coaches live here. Parents open it when they remember.
Import it, type it or photograph it
On Family and Family+, add the club’s calendar link when they publish one. When they don’t, type the fixture, say it out loud or snap the printed draw.
What a sport week usually holds.
| On the board | Why the house needs it |
|---|---|
| Games and fixtures | Day, time and the field address, next to everything else that week. |
| Training nights | Changed times show for both adults, not just whoever read the group chat. |
| Who is driving | The lift is sorted before Saturday, not in the car park. |
| Canteen, uniform and gear days | The one-off that always gets forgotten gets a reminder. |
| Presentations and end-of-season | The big night sits on the same week as school and work. |
| School and public holidays | They load for your city, so the break doesn’t catch you out. |
What clubs actually do.
No software for the committee. No roster to migrate. Nothing for the club to administer.
One line in the newsletter
“Families drowning in fixtures — getknowen.com puts the week on the wall. 14 days free.”
Flyer on the noticeboard
Print the one-pager. Canteen, foyer, change-room door.
Parents start a house
On their phone, in a couple of minutes. Fourteen days of Family+, free.
Questions for a club desk — [email protected]
Questions sport parents ask.
Does GetKnowen replace TeamSnap or the club app?
No. The club still runs the roster and RSVP. GetKnowen is the house board. Parents put the game on the family week next to school, pickup and the shop list so the other adult and the kids already know.
What’s the best family calendar for kids’ sport?
One the whole house can see without unlocking five apps. GetKnowen is the wall plus the phones, with a colour for each child so clashes show early.
Can I import the club’s fixtures?
Yes, on Family and Family+. Paste the club’s calendar link when they publish one. When they don’t, type the fixture, say it out loud or photograph the draw.
How do sporting clubs use it?
One line in the next newsletter with getknowen.com and the one-page flyer on the noticeboard or canteen. Parents start a house on their phone. There’s nothing for the club to administer.
How much does it cost?
14 days of Family+, free. Then Family Lite is A$4.99, Family is A$9.99 or Family+ is A$14.99 a month. Cancel any time.
Every fixture, one week everyone can see.
Fourteen days of Family+, free. Start the board before Saturday’s draw lands.
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