Swapr: Sports Rotation Manager

Sports Rotations, Reimagined.

Swapr is the coaching app that takes the guesswork out of substitutions and playing time.

Track every minute in real time, see who’s due for a swap, monitor game stats, and stay focused on coaching—not mental math, stopwatch duty, or roster spreadsheets.

Whether your league requires minimum playing time or your team runs on merit, Swapr adapts to the way you coach. Turn fair-play rules on when you need them, or simply track player usage, goals, assists, and more.

No missed substitutions. No uncertainty over playing time. No sideline calculations. Swapr handles the tracking so you can coach with confidence.

WHY COACHES LOVE SWAPR • Live playing-time tracking for every player • Automatic substitution alerts based on your rules • Built-in fair-play and minimum-minutes support • Optional usage and stats tracking for merit-based teams • Goals, assists, and game events logged as they happen • Lock Screen and Dynamic Island live activities for at-a-glance updates • Clean roster and lineup management built for the sideline • Give every coach on your sideline the same real-time view of lineups, rotations, and substitutions

GET STARTED WITH SWAPR Swapr is built for football(soccer) with tools designed for substitutions, fair play, and playing-time management at every level, from recreational teams to competitive clubs.

More sports are coming soon. Basketball, baseball, American football, flag football, hockey, softball, and volleyball are next, bringing Swapr’s intelligent rotation and game-tracking tools to the other sports you coach.

Core rotation tracking, live playing-time monitoring, substitutions, and basic game stats are free. Start a 14-day Pro trial to unlock unlimited teams and seasons, game plans, cloud sync, coach collaboration, advanced stats, whiteboards, advanced position groups, and more—then choose the plan that fits your coaching needs.

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