Pick your spots
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Tap I'm In! next to what you'll do. You can add more in the form.
Put every practice on one sheet with its own spots. Reminders go out before each one, and a full practice gets a waitlist. Free for unlimited players and events.
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No account needed
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Tap I'm In! next to what you'll do. You can add more in the form.
Team managers lose whole evenings to who's-coming-Tuesday texts and a spreadsheet nobody else updates. I'm In! puts the signup, the reminders, the head count, and the waitlist on one page.
Each practice gets a time, a number of spots (say 18 players), and a waitlist. Players see who's in and pick their own.
Players get an email 24 hours and 1 hour before by default, or pick 1 week, 3 days or 1 day before. The group chat gets a break.
No account to sign up. If plans change, they move to another practice or cancel from the link in their confirmation email.
Once a practice is full, extra players join the waitlist and move up on their own when someone drops.
Print it on the flyer or paste it in a message. It opens the same signup page on any phone.
Pro downloads names, emails, items, and quantities as a spreadsheet.
Youth teams, rec leagues, club teams, intramurals, and Sunday pickup groups use I'm In! to run practices off one live list.
Built for running a whole league, with stats and schedules. Plans start at $11.99 a month per team, and a lot of it sits behind the paid tiers.
Does signups, dues, and payments. Free shows ads, and paid plans run $8.99, $22.49, or $44.99 a month.
Fine for a tiny team. Falls apart once you have practices every week, dues to track, and 20 players.
Yes. Paste the team email you'd send, your practice notes, a schedule flyer or a screenshot into the box on the homepage, and I'm In! builds the sheet in about 10 seconds: each practice or snack week with its spots, the waitlist, reminders and a cover picture. Change anything in plain words. Nothing publishes until you press Publish.
No. Free covers unlimited players and unlimited practices.
Not yet. Signups don't collect payments or track dues.
Yes. A player who cancels frees the spot for the waitlist or anyone else, and can sign up again while it's open.
Not yet. There's no way to require a payment before someone signs up.
The dashboard shows who's signed up for each item. At the field, Day of lets you tick each player in from your phone. Pro downloads it as a spreadsheet.
Yes. Add them as co-organizers by email and they can run the sheet with you.
Make each tournament its own event with an item for each game. For full brackets, league software is the better fit.
I'm In! asks for a name and an email. It is not the place for medical information.
I'm In! builds the whole sign-up sheet from your email or notes in about 10 seconds: dates, roles, counts, reminders and a cover. Free for unlimited events and people.