Your kids' games,
shared with their biggest fans

Team calendars are full of practices, meetings, and snack duty. Fans in the Standz picks out just the games for all your kids and puts them in one simple calendar for family and friends.

  • In their own calendar app. Grandma sees the games on her phone or tablet, in the calendar she already uses.
  • Right here on Fans in the Standz. Parent friends share with each other and see everyone's upcoming games in one place.
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Parents cheering on the bleachers at a kids' soccer game, each holding a phone that shows the same calendar of games.

Two ways to follow along

In their calendar app

Give Grandma and Grandpa just the games.

Your two kids play on two teams, and both team calendars are stuffed with practices and meetings. Keep only the games, and each one gets your kid's name on it, like [Bobby Baseball] or [Jane Gymnastics].

Grandma gets one email with one link to add to the calendar on her phone or tablet. When a game time changes, her calendar updates by itself.

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Grandma and Grandpa on the couch, smiling at a tablet that shows each grandchild's games in one calendar.
Right here in the app

See which friends' kids are playing next.

Your sports-parent friends share their kids' games with you, and you share yours with them. Sign up with the email address they shared with, and all their games show up together on one page: who's playing, when, and where.

Free on Saturday? See who has a game and go cheer.

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How it works

1. Add your team calendars

Most team apps and school websites have a "Subscribe" or "Sync calendar" button. Copy that link and paste it in, one for each kid.

2. Keep just the games

Type a word like "Game" or "Tournament." We hide the practices and meetings, and label each game with your kid's name.

3. Share with your fans

Type in Grandma's or a friend's email address. They get one link, and it stays up to date all season.

Ready to get your fans in the stands?

Set it up once, and your family and friends always know when and where to cheer.

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