The Lineup & Substitution App for Youth Sports Coaches
Magic Lineup is a free coaching app that tracks playing time, plans substitutions, and keeps minutes fair across the season — soccer, basketball, and more.
Magic Lineup is a free coaching app that tracks playing time, plans substitutions, and keeps minutes fair across the season — soccer, basketball, and more.
Pick your sport and format, name your team, and you are ready to go in seconds.
Enter player names and optional jersey numbers. Invite assistant coaches via QR code.
Start the game clock and let Magic Lineup track time automatically. Everyone gets equal time.
A built-in game clock records each player's minutes on the field and on the bench.
One tap to rotate. The algorithm ensures every player gets fair, equal playing time.
Soccer (5v5 to 11v11) and basketball (3v3 to 5v5) formats built in.
Invite assistant coaches with a QR code so they can manage rotations too.
Review past games and see exactly how many minutes each player received.
All team data is stored locally on your device. No internet needed on game day.
Magic Lineup includes a built-in game clock that runs during play. It automatically records how long each player is on the field or court and how long they spend on the bench, giving you an accurate minute-by-minute breakdown.
Yes. Magic Lineup supports soccer (5v5, 7v7, 9v9, 11v11) and basketball (3v3, 4v4, 5v5) out of the box. The rotation engine adapts to whatever format you choose.
Magic Lineup is free to download and use. You can create teams, run games, and track playing time at no cost.
Yes. The team owner can invite assistant coaches by sharing a QR code or invite code. Assistants can run games and make substitutions during play.
No. All team and game data is stored locally on your device. You can run an entire game without any internet connection.
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