Stop losing your footballs.
ClubShed is the equipment tracker built for the volunteer running your club out of a kit cupboard. Know what you own, who has it, and when it should come back.
An inventory that fits in your hand,
not in a binder.
Built mobile-first because the kit cupboard isn't where laptops live. Coaches check gear in and out in two taps. You see the whole club from your phone.
Scan, don't search
Print a QR sticker for every bag and bin. Scan with your phone. Check in or out in seconds.
Know who has what
Every coach, every team, every item. Tap a name to see what they're holding.
Catch the leaks
Email reminders go out automatically when gear is overdue. No more polite WhatsApp begging.
If your kit man retired tomorrow,
would anyone know where anything is?
Coach Marco took six balls to U14 training on Tuesday. Four came back. By Saturday nobody could remember whose bag the other two were in. By November we'd bought twelve new balls we didn't need.โ Every grassroots club, every season
Three things.
That's the product.
Log what you own
Add a container (a bag, bin, or box) and the items inside it, with a photo, category, and location. Balls, bibs, cones, GK gloves, first aid kits, match kit. No setup wizards, no imports.
Hand it out
When a coach takes equipment to training, log who took what. Tap two buttons. ClubShed remembers it's out with them and when it's due back.
Get it back
Automatic email reminders when gear is overdue. A clean audit log so you know exactly when six balls turned into four. End the November mystery.
Built for kit cupboards,
not boardrooms.
Photo-first inventory
Every item has a photo. Find the orange bibs in seconds, not by digging through 47 generic entries.
QR code stickers
Print a QR sticker for every bag and bin. Scan to check in or out. Works on any phone, no extra app for coaches.
Team allocations
Assign equipment to teams, age groups, or individual coaches. See at a glance what U14 has out versus U16.
Return reminders
Set a due-back date. An automatic email reminder lands when gear is overdue, so you are not the one chasing it.
The audit log
Every check-in, check-out, and transfer is logged. When something disappears, you have the trail.
End-of-season report
A clean PDF for your committee: what you own, what you lost, what to replace. Funding applications get easier.
Real screens.
Real data. Real club.
These are screenshots from the app running at HVV Football Factory right now. Not stock photos. Not designer mockups. The actual product, in active use.
Dashboard
Open the app. See exactly where your kit cupboard stands this morning. Items in, items out, what is overdue.
Inventory, grouped by category
One row per item, grouped how a kit man thinks. Search, filter, and bulk-assign teams from each category header.
One tap to check out
Every container gets a QR code. Print it, stick it on the bag, bin, or kit bag, and scan to check the whole lot in or out in one tap.
Match kit, tracked properly
A separate section for kit sets. Shirts, shorts, socks. Numbers, sizes, allocations to players, condition over seasons.
A grassroots co-founder.
Not a software company.
I co-founded HVV Football Factory, a grassroots football club originally based in The Hague. Three years in, we kept running into the same problem: equipment vanished. Footballs left in car boots. Bibs taken home to wash and never returned. Jerseys kept by players who left mid-season. About โฌ1,000 of gear gone every year, replaced and gone again.
We tried the obvious fixes. A WhatsApp group lasted three weeks. A Google Sheet worked until people stopped updating it. Spond's equipment feature was bolted on and didn't fit the kit cupboard. Pen and paper beat all of them, until the paper got wet.
So I built the tool I wished my own club had. Affordable enough that any volunteer can sign up without a committee vote. Narrow enough that it does the one thing properly. Useful enough that the kit man actually opens it on a Tuesday night.
ClubShed is in active use at HVV. Every feature is something a real grassroots volunteer (often me) actually needed. If you have an idea, you can email me directly. I'll probably reply within a day.
The honest answers,
before you sign up.
Will I lose my data if I cancel?
No. Your data is yours. You can export your full inventory as CSV at any time, in two clicks, with no subscription. If you cancel a paid plan you keep your account on the Free tier (1 team, 30 items) and all your data stays. If you delete your account, everything is wiped within 30 days. No hostage situations.
We already use Spond. Do we need to switch?
No. Keep using Spond. It's great for fixtures, parent communication, and payments. ClubShed sits next to it for the equipment piece that Spond doesn't do well. Most of our users run both. The full honest comparison is on our Spond comparison page.
Does it work in a kit cupboard with no signal?
Mostly yes. ClubShed is a web app that runs in your phone's browser, so the page loads on whatever signal you have and stays usable while you scan items and edit. Changes sync the moment you're back on Wi-Fi or 4G. Most modern kit cupboards have at least one bar of 5G these days. If yours doesn't, the worst case is you queue up the check-ins on a paper note and clear them when you step outside.
Do my coaches need to install an app?
No. Nothing to install for anyone. ClubShed runs in any phone browser. Coaches can scan a QR sticker with their normal phone camera to check items in or out. You can add it to your home screen if you want it to behave like an app, but nothing in the app store, nothing to update, no permissions to grant.
Is my club's data private?
Yes. ClubShed is built and hosted in Europe (Cloudflare and Resend, both EU regions). Your data is never sold, never used for advertising, never shared with third parties. No analytics that track you across the web, no Facebook pixel, no Google Ads tags. We're GDPR-compliant by default because we collect almost nothing about you in the first place. The full privacy policy is in plain English.
Spond is free. Why pay โฌ15.99 a month?
Because narrow tools that do one thing well are worth a small amount of money. Spond monetises through transaction fees on the payment side. ClubShed monetises through a simple subscription. โฌ15.99/month is about the cost of one lost football. Most clubs lose hundreds of euros of equipment every season because they don't have a system. If ClubShed prevents even one season of that, it pays for itself many times over. And if it doesn't work for you, the Free plan covers one team forever, no card required.
Still wondering? Ask me directly, or read the pricing page FAQ.
Your bibs are not lost.
They're just untracked.
Start free with one team. Upgrade to paid (โฌ15.99/month) when you're ready to track your whole club.