Rocky Fork. Gregory.
Your fields. Tracked.
Field is the facility manager of SidelineOS. Multi-park, multi-field, multi-partnership — built for the operator running a real footprint, not a single rec center field. Conflict detection, weather flow, and partnership tracking, all on one map.
Rocky Fork Park
4 FIELDS · 92% UTILIZATION · 0 CONFLICTSFields are the bottleneck
nobody is solving.
Who's on Field 3 right now?
Most programs don't actually know which field is occupied at any moment, what game is on it, or whether the next group is showing up. Field gives the operator a live map.
One park down. Everyone scrambles.
Rocky Fork is closed. Now what? Reschedule on Gregory? Reach out to Farm & Forge? Cancel the day? Field handles the cascade — and triggers Comms to notify the right parents.
The handshake deal doesn't scale.
"We can use your field on Tuesdays" works for one season. Then the partner field manager changes, the lights aren't on, the gate is locked. Field captures the partnership terms in writing.
What Field does.
Every park.
Every field. Live.
A real operator runs multiple parks, fields of different sizes, lit and unlit, partner and owned. Field gives you one inventory view with utilization, status, and the next group on the clock.
- Multi-park, multi-field inventory in one view
- Per-field metadata: dimensions, lights, restrooms, parking
- Owned vs partner fields tagged and tracked separately
- Utilization percentages roll up to the program dashboard
One call.
Everything moves.
When the field manager calls it, Field starts the cascade: notify Schedule to mark games as canceled or moved, notify Comms to send parent notifications, notify Score to suspend any in-progress games. One click. Everything moves.
- Single weather call triggers cross-module updates
- Reschedule suggestions auto-generated from available fields
- Parent notifications via Comms with one tap to approve
- In-progress games suspended in Score, queued for resume
Handshake deals,
captured in writing.
Field partnerships are how growing programs scale beyond their owned fields. Field captures the terms — usage windows, contact, key-holder, rate — so when leadership changes, the deal doesn't disappear.
- Partnership records with terms, dates, and contacts
- Usage windows enforced at scheduling time
- Field-manager handoff workflow when leadership changes
- Partner-facing portal for shared visibility
Six modules. One operating system.
SidelineOS is modular. Start with what you need. Add the rest as we ship them. Your account scales, your data stays.
Locker
Track every piece of gear, tie it to an athlete, run check-in/check-out from your phone.
Roster
Registration, weight-tier eligibility, division placement, full athlete history across seasons.
Schedule
Field allocation, practice blocking, tournament brackets, and game-day scheduling.
Score
Field-number login, scoreboard sync, whistle and horn audio, halftime countdown, crash recovery.
Comms
Targeted messaging by team, division, or full league. Built for the operator tired of GroupMe sprawl.
Field
Field availability, conflict detection, weather cancellation flow, and facility partnership management.
Built in the field.
Not the office.
SidelineOS isn't a thesis. It's a tool I needed. I run a 1,340-athlete program across six divisions. Every module on this page started as a workflow I had to solve before Saturday. The fact that other operators need the same thing is the business — but the design pressure came from the field, not a focus group.
Numbers a competitor can't fake.
SidelineOS runs daily inside an active program. Here's what that program looks like.
Your fields, on a map.
Join the Field waitlist. 2027. Built around the real footprint of a growing program — Rocky Fork, Gregory, plus partner facilities in active pursuit.