Five and seven-a-side · Bangkok

Your Tuesday game, run properly.

Post a match or join one that needs a player. Book the pitch in the app. Score it at full time with the scorers recorded, and watch your level and the table move on their own. Everything your group chat has been failing at since 2019, in one place.

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5s and 7sMatch formats in the app
6 formatsRound Robin to King of the Pitch
Levels 0 to 108 tiers, set by how you play
iOS · AndroidBangkok first
Example Screens built in HTML, not screenshots
Shown: open matches, a finished match with its scorers, and a player profile at level 6 Example data · players are fictional, first name and initial only
How it works01 / 07

Four steps from “anyone free Tuesday” to a result that counts

You already do all four of these. The difference is that the app remembers what happened, so nobody has to.

01Find or post a match

Join an open match that needs a player, or post your own and let it fill. Filter by night, format, pitch and level.

02Book the pitch in the app

Pick a club, pick a slot, and the pitch is held for your match. No separate call, no deposit chased in a group chat.

03Play, then score it

Goals per half, penalties if it goes there, and every scorer recorded against the player who got it.

04Level moves, table updates

The result posts to your club feed, the table reorders, and your level shifts on what you actually did on the pitch.

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What is in the app02 / 07

Six things, all of them about the football

No feed to scroll for its own sake and no messaging between strangers. Every screen exists because a match needs it.

01

Matches

Five-a-side and seven-a-side, two teams, goals per half and a penalties decider. Post one, join one, or run a regular weekly slot.

02

Pitches

Book a slot at a club without leaving the match you are organising. Cage, turf or full size, with the address and the pitch number.

03

Tournaments

Six formats, from a Saturday Round Robin to a Group Stage and Knockout that runs a whole day. Brackets and tables build themselves.

04

Levels and rankings

Level 0 to 10 across 8 tiers, moved by results rather than by claiming to be decent. Tables and scorer charts per club.

05

Communities

Your club or your regular group gets a feed: full-time cards, announcements from whoever organises, and cheers on the good results.

06

Profile

No avatar to fuss over. A banner if you want one, a badge for every club you play at, and a skills graph your coach fills in.

Levels03 / 07

Eight tiers, and no way to talk your way up one

Every player sits somewhere from level 0 to level 10. The number moves on results, minutes and goals across the matches you actually turn up to, so a match filtered to your level is a match worth playing.

Newcomer→ Rookie→ Sunday League→ Amateur→ Semi-Pro→ Baller→ Elite→ Pro
LevelTierWho is here
0NewcomerFirst matches on the app. No rating yet, and no filter will exclude you.
1RookiePlays now and then, still learning where to stand in a five-a-side.
2 – 3Sunday LeagueA regular. Reliable in a weekly game, comfortable on the ball.
4 – 5AmateurPlays weekly, reads the game, and the result changes when they are missing.
6Semi-ProTrains as well as plays. Carries a team through a bad half.
7 – 8BallerThe player everyone wants on their side before the bibs come out.
9EliteAcademy or competitive background, still playing amateur football.
10ProPlays or has played professionally. Rare, and obvious within ten minutes.

Skills on your profile are a separate thing. Those are set by a coach at your club and stay marked pending until one does it.

Tournaments04 / 07

Six formats. Pick one on Monday, run it on Saturday

Enter the teams and the format, and the app builds the fixtures, the table and the bracket. Scores go in as each match finishes and the standings follow.

  1. 01Round RobinEveryone plays everyone. The fairest way to settle an afternoon, and the easiest to explain.
  2. 02LadderChallenge the team above you. Runs over weeks without a fixed fixture list.
  3. 03Group StageSplit into groups, play the group out, rank on points then goal difference.
  4. 04KnockoutStraight bracket. Lose and you are watching. Penalties settle a draw.
  5. 05Group Stage + KnockoutGroups in the morning, bracket in the afternoon. The standard one-day tournament.
  6. 06King of the PitchWinner stays on. Short matches, one pitch, and a queue that never stops moving.
Fixtures

Built from the format

Pick teams and a format and the fixture list appears. Change a kick-off time and everyone who is playing sees it.

Results

Standings that keep up

Enter a score and the table reorders, the bracket advances, and the scorer chart updates in the same second.

Communities05 / 07

The group chat, minus the part where you scroll for the score

Every club and every regular group gets a feed. Results post themselves as full-time cards, whoever organises can put up an announcement, and the only reaction is a cheer.

  • 01Full-time cards post themselvesThe moment a score is confirmed, the result lands in the feed with both teams and the scorers.
  • 02Announcements from the organiserPitch moved, kick-off pushed back, two players short. One post, everyone who plays sees it.
  • 03Cheers, not commentsYou can cheer a result. There is no comment thread to moderate and no reply-all at midnight.
  • 04Join a club, get its badgeEvery club or group you play at adds a badge to your profile. That is your football history in one row.

A community can be a club with pitches or six friends who have played the same Tuesday night for years. Both get the same feed.

Community feed · Thonglor Tuesday 5sExample
Play it right06 / 07

A ranking is only worth something if the results behind it are

Nobody rates themselves here. Three rules keep the numbers honest, and all three of them are boring on purpose.

01

Real results only

A match counts once both sides confirm the score. Scorers are named at the time, not remembered a week later.

02

Levels set by play

Your level moves on matches played and how they went. There is no self-assessment on sign-up to inflate.

03

Clubs are verified

A pitch you can book is a pitch we have checked exists, at a club that agreed to be listed. No invented venues.

Questions07 / 07

The ones we get asked at the side of a pitch

Q1Do I need a full team to use it?+
No. Most people arrive alone and join an open match that needs a player. If you already have a group, post the match and let the last two or three spots fill from outside.
Q2How is my level worked out?+
From matches you have played on the app: results, minutes and goals, weighted by the level of the players around you. It moves gradually, it can go down, and you cannot set it yourself. Skills on your profile are separate and are rated by a coach at your club.
Q3Can I book a pitch without organising a match?+
Yes. Book the slot on its own, or attach it to a match so everyone who joins sees the venue and pitch number. Payment and cancellation follow the club's own terms.
Q4What happens if someone drops out an hour before?+
The spot reopens and the waiting list is notified in order. If nobody takes it, the organiser can leave the match short or cancel it, and everyone in it is told either way.
Q5Is there messaging between players?+
There is no direct messaging between individual players. Communities have a feed with organiser announcements and cheers on results. Everything else about the match lives on the match itself.
Q6Where does it work?+
Bangkok first. Pitches, clubs and open matches are being added city by city, so a match posted where there are no listed pitches yet still works with a venue typed in by hand.
Get the app

Find a game this week.

Download it, join an open match, and see whether one Tuesday night is enough to convince you. Nothing to set up before you play.

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