There are two doors, and both work
- Tap sign in and type your address.
- A six-digit code arrives within seconds. It works once and lasts 15 minutes.
- Type it in. You are in on that phone.
Everybody The only door for anybody who runs the club.
- Your box admin posts one link per box in the group. It is the same link all season.
- Tap it, then tap your own name.
- You are in on that phone.
Players Signed out later? Tap the same link again.
Neither needs a password, and a player who uses one is not shut out of the other. The difference worth knowing: a player link expires when the season ends, and an email address does not. So a player who adds an address never needs a new link.
Anyone with your club's web address can read this season's tables without signing in, unless your club has made them members only. See Who can see it.
Signing in by email
- Which address? Whichever one your club holds for you on its register, or one you added yourself on the You screen. Both work.
- A shared inbox. If two people share one, the code is followed by one more question: which of you is this. Tap your own name.
- A junior. It will not sign in a junior, whose details are the club's business with a parent. The parent signs in as themselves.
- Your address is yours. Once you have answered a code on it, nobody can change it by editing the register.
Nothing arriving? Check spam, and check the address is the one your club has for you. If it has none, use your player link and add one yourself from the You screen. See Cannot sign in.
Owners and everybody who runs the club
The same email door, with the address you were invited on. The address you set the club up with is an owner's from the first second, because you proved it before the league existed.
A player link is shared in a group chat, so it may not hand out a sign-in that can change a season. Tapping your own name on one is refused, and it tells you to use your email instead. Never got the invitation? Whoever gives out roles can resend it from Roles.
Player links
The first time you tap your name, it asks for an email address. Nothing is locked behind it. Your link stops working when the season ends and an address does not, and it is how the club sends you a match reminder or a receipt.
- Not got one? Say so. It never asks again, on that phone or any other.
- Your address already signs somebody else in? Say so and carry on. That is common for a couple sharing an inbox, and your club can sort the rest out.
- Juniors are never asked. An under-18 gets no sign-in address of their own. Their post goes to a parent or guardian, on the record the club keeps.
You will see a warning, because sign-ins made there often do not stick. Use the ⋮ menu to open it in Safari or Chrome, then pick your name there.
Sign in with your email, or open sign in, choose Got a player link? Paste it instead, and paste the link from your group.
iOS gives the installed app its own storage, and tapping the link would open Safari instead.
Your address, and your other phones
One tap on the You screen. Your sign-in, your record and your player link stay. What goes is the address and any way for us to reach you. The club cannot stop you.
Anybody who runs the club can change theirs but not remove it, so they always have a way back in.
Press Use on another phone in the tools row. It copies a one-time link. Open it on the other phone or laptop within the hour, with nothing to pick from a list.
Sessions otherwise last about six months before you would need to sign in again.