Team App organises the club. Kickd runs the game.
They solve different problems. Team App (Stack Team App) is built for club communication — news, events, forms and links. Kickd is built for the 60 minutes on the field: the live match, the rotations, the statistics and the hour of recognition after the whistle. Plenty of clubs run both.
If the question is "how do we message the club?", use Team App. If the question is "how do we run and remember the actual games?", that’s Kickd — and the two coexist happily.
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What is the difference between Kickd and Team App?
Team App (Stack Team App) is a club communication platform — news, events, forms and registrations. Kickd is a game-day platform: live match view for supporters, fair game-time tracking, sport-native statistics and post-game award voting.
Can a club use Kickd and Team App together?
Yes, and many do exactly that: Team App for club-wide communication and admin, Kickd for running matches live and keeping the season’s participation and performance record.
Does Team App track player game time or match statistics?
Team App is built for communication rather than live match management — it links to competition score and ladder feeds and external stats sites, but doesn’t provide per-player minutes, rotation tracking or in-app statistics capture. That game-day layer is what Kickd adds.
Does Kickd replace our registration platform?
No. Registration, draws and results stay in the platforms your competition already uses — Kickd handles live game day and the season-long record those tools don’t.