Hard to prove participation
Clubs run sessions every week, but the useful participation evidence often lives in rough notes, screenshots, or memory.
Proof of play for grassroots sport
Play Minutes helps clubs log session length and participant numbers - no child names required - then turn that activity into sponsor-ready impact reports.
No child names required. Coaches only log minutes and participant counts.
Clubs run sessions every week, support young people, and keep communities active. But when it comes to sponsors, grants, councils, and local businesses, most clubs still rely on rough numbers, anecdotes, or screenshots.
Clubs run sessions every week, but the useful participation evidence often lives in rough notes, screenshots, or memory.
Sponsors and local businesses need simple evidence they can understand quickly before they back a club.
Play Minutes gives committees, sponsors, funders, and councils a clearer view of delivered activity.
How it works
Choose the team, session length, and how many participants attended.
Play Minutes calculates total participation minutes automatically.
Turn logged activity into a simple report for sponsors, funders, committees, councils, and local supporters.
Privacy-safe
Play Minutes is designed for grassroots youth sport. Coaches can use count-only tracking, so they do not need to enter children's names, initials, dates of birth, contact details, medical details, or safeguarding information.
Impact report
Instead of saying "we support young people", clubs can show clear participation data.
Calculated from coach-confirmed session logs. Play Minutes tracks participation minutes, not personal outcomes.
Create an account, add your club and teams, then log real sessions. The aim is simple: turn coach-confirmed activity into clear participation evidence for funding and sponsorship conversations.
No. The default flow is count-only. Coaches only enter the session length and how many participants attended.
No. Play Minutes is not trying to replace club admin tools. It focuses on proof of participation and impact reporting.
A play minute is one participant taking part for one minute. For example, a 60-minute session with 12 participants creates 720 play minutes.
Clubs can use it for sponsorship conversations, grant evidence, committee updates, council discussions, and local business support.
Yes. Create an account, set up your club and teams, then start logging coach-confirmed sessions.