NETSPECT

Everyone said they were coming.
Four people showed up.

NetSpect organises pickup basketball and — unlike the group chat you're using now — it knows who actually turned up, because it checks.

FREE ON THE APP STORE · ANDROID COMING SOON

THE DIFFERENCE

A text thread records intentions.
It cannot record attendance.

Every group already coordinates somehow, and that mostly works. What it can't do is tell you who was actually at the court — that needs someone to physically be there. NetSpect confirms arrival from your phone's location, at the court, during the game. Nobody has to tap anything, and nobody can claim a game they skipped.

4 CHECKED IN +3

Four confirmed at the court. Three more said they're coming. The two numbers never get added together, because they don't mean the same thing.

Real courts. Real runs.

EVERY SCREENSHOT ON THIS SITE IS THE ACTUAL APP

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps, and only one of them is yours.

01

Call a run

Pick a court, a day and how long you'll be there. Now, or later in the week.

02

Send the link

Your group gets it, and so does anyone they forward it to. Anyone who holds the link and isn't in a group yet can join the game. It never pulls someone out of a group they're already in.

03

Turn up

Arriving at the court is the check-in. Your phone can stay in your bag.

ALSO IN THE APP

The parts that make a run actually happen.

A feed of what's on

Every run your group has called, with who's joined and who has already arrived.

Group chat

Scoped to your own group, with games announced in it automatically as they're called.

Forwardable invites

An invite is a link, not a code to read out. Send it on and it still works.

Your own history

Which days you played and how long you were there, built from arrivals rather than claims.

GET NETSPECT

Stop counting heads
in a group chat.

Call a run, send one link, and let the app confirm who actually turned up. Pickup is free.

Download on the App Store

Android: coming soon

Free on the App Store for iPhone.

NetSpect on iPhone: the Call a Run screen, with a Start Pickup button, a timeline of today's activity, and the selected court