The simplest scheduling app for Spikeball
Know how many are coming before you set up the nets — one tap, no app to download.
Spikeball is best with enough for a few 2v2 games and a rotation. Figuring out who's actually showing up over text every week gets old. TeamSpot keeps it simple: set your recurring session once, share a single link, and everyone taps In, Maybe, or Out — so you know how many nets to bring and whether you've got a full rotation before you head out.
How it works
- 1Create a group and set your recurring schedule.
- 2Share one link — no app for anyone to download.
- 3Everyone taps In, Maybe, or Out. You see who's coming.
Why groups use TeamSpot for this
Bring the right number of nets
The live count tells you if it's one net or three, so nobody's standing around waiting to rotate in.
No app, no sign-ups
New players just tap a link to say they're in — no install, no account, no friction as the group grows.
Set the session once, it repeats
Saturday mornings at the park, every week — TeamSpot handles the recurring schedule and reminders.
Keep a full rotation going
Know your numbers ahead of time so the games keep flowing instead of fizzling with too few.
Frequently asked questions
Does everyone need to download an app to join?
No. You share one link and everyone taps their status in the browser — no install and no account required to RSVP.
Can I run a recurring weekly session?
Yes. Set the day and time once and TeamSpot repeats it automatically, with a reminder before each session.
Can I cap how many players join?
Yes — set a capacity and TeamSpot runs a waitlist, moving people in as spots open.
Is TeamSpot free for a Spikeball group?
Yes — creating a group and sharing it with your players is free.