A whole season on your calendar, from one photo

Fourteen games, eight practices, three field changes. One scan instead of an evening of typing.

The problem with one-at-a-time

A season schedule is the worst possible thing to enter by hand: fourteen rows, each with a date, a time, an opponent and a field, plus a practice line that repeats for four months. Most calendar apps let you add one event at a time, which means twenty minutes of typing and at least one mistake.

One photo, the whole set

Point the camera at the printed schedule — the one on the fridge or in the team folder — and every dated row is read at once. Games, practices, the championship with a time still marked TBD. You get a list to check before anything is saved.

Dates with no printed time save as all-day events rather than an invented 9am. If the app isn't confident it caught every row, it says so on screen so you can check the photo.

Works for the rest of the season paperwork too

School flyers, tournament brackets, camp schedules, class lists, and the emailed PDF someone screenshotted and sent to the group chat. Screenshots work too.