Calcetto Match Center

Keep the season out of the group chat

Calcetto Match Center gives a regular five-a-side group one shared place for the results and numbers that are usually scattered across messages and spreadsheets. Create a competition, share its short code, and everyone sees the same matches, standings, statistics, and tournament progress from their phone.

It is made for groups that already know where and when they play. The app does not try to find opponents, book a pitch, collect fees, or become another social network. It concentrates on what happens once the teams are ready.

Choose the competition that fits

Campionato treats every participant as an individual. Players can move between the black and white sides from match to match, while confirmed results build a personal table based on points, goals, assists, and goalkeeper performances. It works well for a recurring group whose teams change every week.

For fixed squads, direct elimination creates a traditional knockout bracket. Groups plus final stage begins with group tables and sends the leading teams into a final bracket. Each format keeps the useful details close to the competition instead of forcing the same structure onto every event.

Enough control for the organizer

The competition admin can create matches, add participants, form squads, enter or correct statistics, confirm a result, reopen it when something was wrong, and remove mistakes. Players can fill in their own statistics while a match is open, but the admin keeps the final say over the official record.

Someone joining for one night does not need to install anything. The admin can add that person as a managed guest, include them in the result, and keep the table complete. Regular participants join with a display name and competition code; no email address or password is requested.

Shared wherever the group opens it

The web and Android editions use the same online service, so a competition is not tied to one organizer’s phone. Italian, English, French, Spanish, and German are available from the same interface. The app is online-only because each change has to reach the shared competition record.

Calcetto Match Center is free and has no advertising, analytics SDK, subscription, in-app purchase, or Play Billing integration. Version 1.2.2 is live on the web and available on Google Play Alpha to selected testers. Open the closed-test opt-in page using the same Google account that belongs to the configured tester group. Android availability is currently limited to eligible testers in Italy; this is not a public production release.

Private competitions, visible to their members

Display names, memberships, squads, match results, and football statistics are stored so the competition can work and are visible to people who can access it. Join codes should therefore stay within the intended group. A random device credential provides passwordless access; clearing local app data removes that credential from the device but does not automatically erase the shared competition.

For the exact data categories, service providers, retention rules, deletion requests, and security details, read the Calcetto Match Center privacy policy.

More help for the match organizer

Eight-character invitations connect a trusted group. Moderators can help manage matches and participants, while the owner assigns roles. Joining players can claim eligible guest records within that competition and preserve their match history. Removing an account stops that account’s live access while retaining historical results; readmission is controlled by the owner. Guest claims do not verify identity, and clearing local app data can lose access.

Respect the people behind the numbers

The current version asks participants to accept the online conduct rules before continuing. Each competition offers a way to report content or a participant, and the profile offers a request for profile and data deletion. These actions prepare an email to MartNexS; the participant reviews and sends it. Organizers retain their existing controls for corrections, removals and readmission. Removal applies to a device profile, not to verified personal identity.

Gallery and trailer captures show the unchanged core interface from Android 1.2.0 with built-in example data. The separately labelled 1.2.1 captures document the conduct rules and deletion-request screens. They do not show physical-device testing or real league activity.

Version 1.2.2 also supports opening an existing profile on a fresh installation with a privately provided device credential. Ordinary competition memberships and role permissions still apply. This does not provide automatic credential recovery; keep that credential private.