Tell Lineup what game you want. It texts your list for you, reads every reply, and comes back when the court is full.
Two products, one promise
For individual organizers.
You choose who, when, where and what game. Lineup texts your list, holds the seats, refills a drop and can send the calendar invite.
Your players don’t need an app. They just text back.
Ask for an invitationFor clubs, leagues and tournaments.
Organized events, run by text. Where to be and when, changes and weather delays, scores and standings, all in one thread, with a link when a page helps.
Players still won’t need an app. Organizers will run it from an iPhone, the web, or their own AI agent.
Run a club or a tournament? Say so when you ask.SMS native
Your players do not download anything and do not join a group chat that dies on Thursday. They already have the only app this needs. You meet them where they are.
If it receives a text, it works. No smartphone, no data plan, nothing to keep updated.
And zero accounts to create. One word gets a player on the list, one word stops the texts. That is the whole of it.
With calendar invites turned on for your game, anyone who takes a seat and gives their email gets the calendar invite as well.
The agent
A reminder tells you what you already know. This works the list on its own and only comes back when it has an answer, or when it genuinely needs you.
It works down your list and only asks for seats that are still open. No blast to the whole group.
The seat locks the moment someone says yes. No double-booking and no apology text from you.
No answer? It follows up by itself: a nudge, a last call, then it moves on to the next person.
A yes that turns into a no unlocks the seat and asks the next person.
You choose when a game starts. After that, follow-ups wait for morning instead of buzzing phones at night, and it never texts someone who asked it not to.
Ask for an invitation
Lineup is early, and every rollout is done in person. We set it up with you, load your roster ourselves, and stay on the phone through your first games. That keeps the rollout slow on purpose, so if you’re the one who fills the game, the first step is to ask for an invitation.
Four short questions. No account, and no date promised.
What a trial looks like.
We load your roster and set up your regular game. After that you run it yourself, on your real games. Not a demo, and not sample data.
You will know the first time a game fills. Depending on when you play, that is tomorrow or next week, not a quarter from now.
One text
You wanted to play. Somehow you became the phone system. Send Lineup one message and go back to being a player.