You do not choose the software your league runs on. But you live with it: the form you fill out every season, the schedule screenshot in a group chat, the results that vanish when someone loses a laptop. When an organizer runs on Dodgeball Hub, all of that gets better for you, and you did nothing.
Not one login per organization, per season, per tournament. One profile that carries your teams, your events and your results across every organizer running on the Hub, plus a public page you can send to someone who asks what you play.
Your player profile
The Hub already knows your name, your team and your emergency contact, because you told it once. Signing up for the next tournament is confirming details rather than retyping them, and paying happens in the same flow instead of an e-transfer you forget to send.
Registering in seconds
The schedule on your phone is the live one, not a screenshot from Thursday. Scores go in on a tablet at the court the moment a game ends, so the standings, the bracket and everyone’s times move immediately, including when the day runs behind. Your league week, your next game, your division, without finding the one person holding the clipboard.
Match day on your phone
Organizers post the referee, paid staff and volunteer positions they need filled, and those postings are public, so you can find work at events run by organizations you have never met, not just the ones where you know somebody. The pay is on the posting before you apply, and it reaches you through the platform once you have worked.
Getting paid to work events
Every match played on the Hub feeds a rating. Not vibes, not who shouts loudest in the group chat, but an actual number that moves when you beat someone better than you, and a leaderboard that says where you sit.
Ratings and leaderboards
Brackets, standings and rosters from past events stay online and searchable, attached to the people who were there. The tournament you won in 2023 is a link you can send, not a memory two people disagree about.
Your history
Streams with live scores on screen while the event is running, videos afterwards, and photographer galleries attached to the event you were actually at, so finding the photo of that catch does not mean scrolling somebody’s feed for an hour.
Watch and relive
Call the upsets before they happen. Pick winners across an event, watch your picks resolve live as scores come in, and find out whether you actually know this sport as well as you say you do.
Pick'em
Send them the organizer page. Running an event on the Hub is free, so the only thing standing between you and never filling out that form again is somebody clicking a link.
Set up an event, invite your teams, and let the schedule build itself. The free tier is a real tier, with no trial clock and no card.
