Does it fit your sport?
Every answer has a reason attached, including the ones that are no.
A vague yes costs a refund; a clear no costs one sale.
yes
SoccerBuilt on a soccer league. Handles half-field bookings, which is how most youth soccer clubs split practice space.
yes
RugbySame shape of problem: a large pitch split between groups.
yes
Lacrosse (boys)Splittable pitch, evening practice blocks.
yes
Lacrosse (girls)Splittable pitch, evening practice blocks.
yes
Field hockeySplittable pitch, evening practice blocks.
yes
Flag footballSplittable pitch, evening practice blocks.
not yet
American footballThe pitch model fits, but most programmes book one field per team rather than halves, so the field grid is mostly empty. Nothing structural stops it.
no
BaseballDiamonds are not split into halves, and a practice slot is usually cage plus field, which this does not model.
no
SoftballSame as baseball - a diamond is not a splittable pitch.
not yet
BasketballCourts split cleanly and the grid would work, but gym scheduling is usually a different system from field scheduling, and that is the adapter work.
not yet
VolleyballCourts split cleanly; the scheduling system is the gap.
no
Ice hockeyIce time is sold in whole sheets by the rink, not split between teams, and the rink owns the calendar.
no
SwimmingLanes, not fields. A different shape of space entirely.
