Working rotation and lineup generators you can use right now, on your phone, at the side of the court. Nothing to sign up for and nothing saved — just the answer to "who plays where this week".
Work out who plays which position each quarter, with playing time spread evenly across the squad.
Build a fair lineup for each half from your squad and formation, with substitutions and playing time worked out.
Build a fair starting five for each quarter, with court time shared evenly across the squad.
Check whether your squad size can split game time evenly at all — and if not, exactly how close you can get.
Every one of these tools solves a problem we heard from volunteer coaches before we built any of them: working out a fair rotation on a Friday night, with a squad that does not divide neatly into the number of positions, is genuinely fiddly arithmetic. It should not need software you pay for.
So these run entirely in your browser. There is no account, no sign-in wall after the result, and nothing is sent to us — which also means nothing is saved. That is the honest limit of a free tool: it solves one game.
What it cannot do is remember. Fair playing time is not really a single-game problem — it is a season problem. The player who sat out the last quarter this week is the one who should start next week, and keeping that in your head across fifteen rounds is where it falls apart. That is the part Squaddie does, and it is why we can afford to give these away.
| These free tools | A Squaddie account | |
|---|---|---|
| Build a fair rotation for one game | Yes | Yes |
| Print or copy the team sheet | Yes | Yes |
| Remember playing time across the season | No | Yes |
| Track player availability | No | Yes |
| Email the lineup to parents | No | Yes |
| Needs an account | No | Yes (free tier available) |
Yes, and there is no account or email required. They run in your browser, so nothing is sent to us and nothing is stored. You can use them as often as you like.
No. The result appears in full as soon as you generate it, with the option to copy or print it. The invitation to create a Squaddie account only appears after that, and you can ignore it.
Right now there are generators for netball, football (soccer) and basketball. Squaddie itself supports netball, football, basketball, volleyball, hockey and water polo, and more tools are planned for those sports.
Only when your squad size divides the number of on-court slots evenly. When it does not, the tools keep the gap to a single period, which is the smallest difference mathematically possible, and they show you the spread so you can see it rather than guess.
Yes — that is what they are built for. They work offline once the page has loaded, and the print layout is designed to be readable on a folded sheet of paper on the bench.
Formats, positions and timings for netball, including the junior grades.
Formats, positions and timings for football / soccer, including the junior grades.
Formats, positions and timings for basketball, including the junior grades.
Formats, positions and timings for volleyball, including the junior grades.
Formats, positions and timings for hockey, including the junior grades.
Formats, positions and timings for water polo, including the junior grades.
Formats, positions and timings for baseball, including the junior grades.
Squaddie is built on that idea. Start with your first team free and see a whole season's playing time in one place.
Get started freeFree forever for your first team · No credit card