OPEN SPORT / BUILDING IN THE OPEN

Where we are.
Where we're going.

A transparent view of the work behind our grassroots sport platform and proposed Foundation.

Last reviewed: . Status is a curated snapshot, not a live GitHub feed.

MVP / CURRENT CAPABILITY

What we've built

“Demo implemented” means the experience is available with fictional or device-local information. It does not imply a real club can use that feature in production. Live functionality requires additional security, persistence and release testing.

Open Sport development status as of 6 November 2026
AreaStatusWhat this means
Mobile-first web appBuiltResponsive player experience and fictional demo.
Club and team managementDemo implementedExplore club setup and teams with fictional information.
Player profilesDemo implementedEditable fictional profiles; real account controls remain gated.
Fixtures and calendarDemo implementedFictional fixture views and management workflows.
Match-day squadsDemo implementedFixture-specific simulated squad planning.
Match teas and dietary requirementsDemo implementedFictional preferences and attendance flows; no real dietary information.
Team messagingDemo implementedLocal demonstration conversations; not a live messaging service.
Player availabilityDemo implementedInteractive example RSVP flows.
Account-free interactive demoImplementedExplore without registering or sharing real club details.
What's NewImplementedPlain-English release information in the prototype.
Neon PostgreSQLTEST infrastructureIsolated test environment, not a production club service.
AuthenticationTestingEnd-to-end live provider validation and access gates still require acceptance.
Real club and team persistenceTestingPersistent, authenticated API acceptance is outstanding.
Automated browser testingCI passingThe latest inspected onboarding-branch unit, build and mobile/desktop browser workflow passed on 6 November 2026. Future changes still require testing.

The progress page is updated when changes are reviewed. Detailed engineering records are maintained separately. Public releases and security-sensitive capabilities require explicit approval.

DETAILED FEATURE-BY-FEATURE COMPARISON

Explore the full feature matrix

See all 43 documented Open Sport capabilities and plans alongside Spond, SportEasy and Heja. Filter by feature or category, with clear demo versus real-service statuses.

NEXT / THREE CONNECTED ROADMAPS

Making progress visible

These are working themes. Detailed milestones, owners, budgets and dates will be agreed as the Foundation develops. Items below are proposals, not delivery commitments.

01 / PRODUCT

Full Open Sport roadmap

Make the player and volunteer experience useful throughout the season.

  • Complete the evergreen guided demo.
  • Real club onboarding, fixtures, squads and messaging.
  • Find nearby clubs and plan away journeys.
  • Inclusive registration and team discovery.

Detailed roadmap: to be defined

02 / ENGINEERING

Technology roadmap

Reliable, low-maintenance infrastructure for sport in the real world.

  • Restore green CI and end-to-end acceptance.
  • Offline-first PWA and safe synchronisation.
  • Assess Android and iPhone app-store distribution.
  • OpenStreetMap integration, address quality and privacy.

Detailed roadmap: to be defined

03 / ORGANISATION

OSF roadmap

Establish a player-owned, volunteer-led sporting movement.

  • Founding charter and democratic governance.
  • Contact, feedback and volunteer onboarding.
  • Pilot clubs and local partnerships.
  • Funding, safeguarding and responsible growth.

Detailed roadmap: to be defined

HELP SHAPE WHAT COMES NEXT

Built with the people
who play.

See the app in action, read the draft charter or find out how we'll welcome feedback and volunteers.