// basketball club management appThe whole club, in one place.

Messaging, announcements, calendar, roster, FFBB score sheet, player space. The club’s logistics without an overflowing WhatsApp group.

The whole club, in one place.
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Messaging & announcements

Official announcements that work like an inbox: read receipts, pinning, game call-ups.

  • Announcements with read tracking
  • Call-ups with player replies
  • Video clips shared with players
  • Native push notifications
Club announcements

One basketball club management app, not five tools

Group chat, attendance spreadsheet, shared calendar, licence file: most clubs juggle four tools. SQVAD is basketball club management software that brings them together — roster, call-ups, training, messaging and Hall of Fame in one place.

It is also an everyday team management tool and an app for basketball coaches: the staff plans the session, the player finds their personal space, the club official follows the licences and the FFBB (French federation) score sheet.

SQVAD looks after the sporting side. Membership fees, accounting, the online shop and the club website remain the job of association software: SQVAD does not replace them, it covers what they leave out — the court, the practices, the games and the players.

Running a basketball club with SQVAD: questions from club officials

How long does it take to set the club up?

About twenty minutes for the first team. You create the club, add the roster (name, number, position) and invite the players by email — each one receives a link that automatically ties them to their profile. You can also start from the PDF of an FFBB (French federation) score sheet: SQVAD extracts the players from it. Further teams are created in a few clicks from the same account.

Do all the coaches need to be comfortable with computers?

No. A game is tracked with large buttons designed for the scorer’s table, on a phone or a tablet. A coach who uses nothing else can simply enter the score and the points — the advanced statistics compute themselves from what has been entered. Every screen has a built-in guided tour the first time you open it.

Who owns the club’s data?

The club, unambiguously. You can export the statistics of any game as a CSV at any time, and delete your account and your data from the app settings. SQVAD does not exploit, resell or share any club data with a third party.

What happens if the coach who runs the app leaves the club?

Nothing is lost. The data belongs to the club, not to the coach’s account: it stays in the club’s space. An administrator can remove a staff member and promote another. That is why we recommend that a club official be an administrator alongside the head coach.

We have several teams (Seniors, U18, U15…). How does that work?

Each team has its own space: separate roster, games, training and statistics. The same account can hold a different role in each team — coach of the U15s and player in the Seniors, for example. You switch with a selector at the top of the screen, without logging in again.

What about underage players?

A player only joins the club on an invitation validated by the staff — there is no open sign-up and no user search. For minors, we recommend inviting a parent’s email address, so the parent keeps control of the account. No content is public by default: only the live score can be shared, if the coach turns it on.

Does SQVAD replace the FFBB e-Marque?

No, and that is not its purpose. The e-Marque remains the official score sheet of the game in France. SQVAD is the staff’s working tool: it imports your opponents’ FFBB score sheets to prepare scouting, pulls in the league standings, then goes much further than the sheet on analysis, load monitoring and club life.

Can we try it before committing?

Yes. A full demo is available without creating an account: a fictional club filled with an entire season of data, with every module unlocked. You can click anywhere without breaking anything.

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