Private or public crew
Keep it to your people, or let others find you.
Sport is better with your people
Bring your people together, organise your games and keep everything around playing in one place.
Games, players, polls, announcements and everything in between.
Every game starts with the same questions
Someone always ends up organising everything.
Too many messages.
Not enough games.Teamster sorts out the chaos.
The solution
One place for everything that gets you from “Who’s in?” to “Game on.”
Crew
Who’s in the group.

Poll
How the crew decides.


Your games, organised
Bring everyone into one place.
Time, place and all the details.
See who’s coming before game time.
Polls, announcements and changes stay with the crew.
Before / after
Before
With Teamster

From “who’s in?” to game on
That’s a Teamster day.
Not a team. A crew.
Your crew isn’t defined by one sport.
Same people. Different game.
Private when you want it
You decide who gets in, what’s shared and how your crew plays.
Keep it to your people, or let others find you.
Just the crew, other Teamsters, or anyone.
People ask to join. You say yes.
Open games
Discover open games near you and join when there’s a spot.




Remember
Every game stays with your crew: who played, where, and who keeps showing up.
Every game leaves
something behind.
Your games become your history





Who it’s for
If you play together,
you’re a crew.
Different people. Same reason to show up.

Why Teamster
Bring your people together.
Create and organise activities.
Polls, announcements and updates.
Play whatever your crew is into.
Keep what happens along the way.
That’s Teamster.
Before you ask
The people you play with: your Wednesday basketball group, your weekend football friends, your padel four.
Yes. Basketball today, football Saturday, padel next week. Same crew.
Yes. A private crew is only visible to the people you let in.
Yes. Send an invite link. For a single game, they can join with just their name.
Yes. Each game is visible to your crew, other Teamsters or anyone. You choose.
Yes. Open games let you play outside your usual group.
Yes. Creating games, joining them and running a crew is free.

Got a game in mind?
Bring your people together and get your next game started.