Everything in this update came from coaches writing in after a Saturday. • Tap any player to edit them. Name, jersey number, positions — the EDIT button is at the top of their card. • Undo on the lineup screen. Take back the last change without starting over. • Take a starter out and the empty spot stays open. Drag anyone straight into it — nobody has to come off. • Change a game's kickoff time from the game screen. • A playing-time panel during the game: every player's minutes, their percent, and how long whoever is on the field has been on this stint. • The sub timeline is redrawn. Several subs at the same minute now read as one wave instead of a stack of drifting cards, and nothing is cut off at the edge. • Setting up is one page: create a team, import from TeamSnap, or import a CSV. • Marking starters as not coming no longer asks you the same question once per player. • Auto-fill and auto-plan deal a different fair eleven each game instead of the same one every week. On a full pitch the Auto-fill button becomes Shuffle, so you can deal again on the spot. Turn it off under SHUFFLE EACH GAME in the auto-plan sheet. • If your team counts playing time in quarters, the sub plan now counts the season in quarters too — whoever is short on quarters gets the extra one. Fixed • Tapping a player froze the app on iPhones running iOS 17 and 18. • A club CSV that spells positions out — "Goalkeeper", "Defender" — imported every player with no position and no keeper, silently. It reads them now. • Changes made on one phone did not reach the other coach's phone. • Dates followed your phone's language instead of the app's.

Your plan now rotates positions, not just the bench. • Auto-plan already picked who came on and who came off. Now the players who stay on move too, so a child who starts at left back doesn't spend the whole game standing there. • There's a Rotate positions switch when you plan. It's on by default — turn it off if you'd rather keep straight swaps, and Squadly remembers what you chose. • When a sub is due, the prompt names both halves of the change: who's coming on and where, and who shifts across to cover. Playing time is worked out exactly as before. Nobody's minutes change.

Player names on the pitch Every player on the field now shows their first name under their circle, on the pre-game lineup, the live match and the sub planner. Two players with the same first name are told apart automatically. Easier substitutions Dragging a player from the bench onto the pitch during a live game is smoother, with bigger drop targets. 6v6, including divisions that play without a goalkeeper 6v6 is now a team size. Because many U8 divisions field no keeper, the two default 6v6 formations have no goalkeeper slot at all: six field players and nothing to ignore. Two more 6v6 shapes with a keeper are there if your league uses one. Now works on iOS 17 Squadly used to require the newest iOS. It now runs on iOS 17 and later.

Game day now survives a wrong tap. • Tapped ahead to the next quarter by mistake? Tap back. The clock, the line-up, the queued substitutions and everyone's minutes all come back with it. • A substitution that comes due now takes over the screen instead of waiting quietly at the bottom of the field. Sub now, remind me in a minute, or skip — and tap the two players to see why they're up. • Adjust the game clock by hand whenever the watch and the whistle disagree. Playing time moves with it, so nobody loses minutes to a clock that started late. • Correct a game after full time: the total time played, the opponent, the date, who was actually there, any player's minutes, and the score. • Import a roster from a spreadsheet even when it has no header row. • Add a game that already happened by picking a date in the past.

The penalty arc outside each goal box now draws as the arc it should be, instead of sweeping a near-full circle through the box.

The biggest update yet — everything coaches asked for since 1.1. PLAYING TIME, YOUR REGION'S WAY. Count playing time in quarters, not just minutes — a player who starts a quarter gets credit for it, even if they come off early. Set how many quarters your region requires: half the game, or 1, 2, 3, 4. Late arrivals are only held to the quarters they were present for. THE SUB QUEUE ANSWERS TO YOU. Tap any planned sub to edit it — who comes off, who comes on, and when. And now a sub can go into a different position: keep your keeper in the game and move them onto the field while the substitute takes goal. The pitch rotates for you. One-tap "Fix the conflicts" repairs a plan that stopped adding up. SEE WHERE THEY'VE PLAYED. A position heat map shows where each player actually played versus what they prefer. A FASTER FIRST DAY. A hands-on walkthrough runs on first launch, on a practice squad that cleans up after itself. Sign-up is two steps. CSV import reads real club exports, and TeamSnap import is offered right in setup. ALSO: rank each player's positions in order of preference (carry more than one keeper safely), delete a game with a swipe, a broadcast-style pitch with player photo chips, and dozens of fixes.

Squadly 1.1 is the biggest update since launch. SUB TIMELINE. Plan the whole game before kickoff. Drag players from the bench onto the field, period by period, and see exactly who is on when. One tap auto-plans the entire rotation, and you can still change anything by hand. PRE-GAME. Starting a match now runs through a pre-game screen: confirm the lineup, catch a player you marked absent who is still in the starting eleven, and adjust the plan. Started the clock by mistake? Back out to pre-game as long as it has not rolled. YOU APPROVE EVERY SUB. Scheduled subs no longer apply themselves. Squadly tells you it is time and you make the call. A NEXT SUB card on the live screen shows what is coming, with a notification so you are not staring at the phone. TWO COACHES, ONE GAME. Everything a team shares now actually reaches the other phone. Assistant coaches can connect TeamSnap. Lineups and game settings sync before kickoff instead of living on whichever phone built them. The live clock runs on both devices at once. Hand over the head-coach role and the new head gets head-coach access immediately. A REAL TOUR ON DAY ONE. New coaches get walked through a practice squad and a real game day instead of an empty roster. PLUS. Archive a team instead of being told you cannot leave it. Sign in with Apple. Season stats that are honest about partial games. Accessible contrast on every light surface. A Live Activity that ends when the game does. And around fifty fixes across rosters, templates, sync, and the watch app.

Squadly 1.1 is the biggest update since launch. SUB TIMELINE. Plan the whole game before kickoff. Drag players from the bench onto the field, period by period, and see exactly who is on when. One tap auto-plans the entire rotation, and you can still change anything by hand. PRE-GAME. Starting a match now runs through a pre-game screen: confirm the lineup, catch a player you marked absent who is still in the starting eleven, and adjust the plan. Started the clock by mistake? Back out to pre-game as long as it has not rolled. YOU APPROVE EVERY SUB. Scheduled subs no longer apply themselves. Squadly tells you it is time and you make the call. A NEXT SUB card on the live screen shows what is coming, with a notification so you are not staring at the phone. A REAL TOUR ON DAY ONE. New coaches get walked through a practice squad and a real game day instead of an empty roster. PLUS. Sign in with Apple. Season stats that are honest about partial games. Accessible contrast on every light surface. A Live Activity that ends when the game does. And around forty fixes across rosters, templates, sync, and the watch app.

You can now sign in with Apple or Google, not just email and password — so getting to your roster is one tap. Thanks for coaching with Squadly.