# LeagueBrain

> League management software for youth and amateur sports organizers. Connects registration, scheduling, payments, scores, standings, and coach communication into one platform — built for the part of the season that starts after registration: rainouts, reschedules, and changing field assignments.

LeagueBrain is operated by League Brain, LLC. The product was built in March 2020 to support the Greater Hudson Valley Baseball League when its in-person scheduling meeting was canceled by the pandemic. The signature feature, Collaborative Scheduling, came directly out of that work and remains the heart of the platform.

## Pages

- [Homepage](https://launch.leaguebrain.com/): Overview of the platform, customer logos, FAQ, and how the product fits a league season.
- [Our Story](https://launch.leaguebrain.com/our-story): Why LeagueBrain exists, the original GHVBL story, and what we believe about youth sports software.
- [Customer Stories](https://launch.leaguebrain.com/customer-stories): How real leagues use the platform.
  - [Greater Hudson Valley Baseball League](https://launch.leaguebrain.com/customer-stories/ghvbl): Grew from 200 teams in 2020 to about 750 teams in a peak season.
- [The Playbook](https://launch.leaguebrain.com/playbook): Operating-model essays for people running youth and amateur sports leagues. Scheduling, brackets, tournaments, and the parts of a season that change after you publish.
  - [Running a Youth Sports League: Why the Schedule Always Changes](https://launch.leaguebrain.com/playbook/running-a-youth-sports-league): Why the post-publication schedule, not the original one, is where league software either helps or breaks down. The case for structured-permission scheduling instead of admin-bottleneck scheduling.
  - [Running a Youth Sports Tournament: The Bracket Is Only Half of It](https://launch.leaguebrain.com/playbook/running-a-youth-sports-tournament): Why most bracket software stops at the bracket — and what changes when the bracket lives inside the same platform as the schedule, the standings, and the team portals.
- [Schedule a call](https://launch.leaguebrain.com/chat): 30-minute conversation to walk through how a league would run on LeagueBrain.
- [Contact](https://launch.leaguebrain.com/contact): hello@leaguebrain.com
- [Privacy Notice](https://launch.leaguebrain.com/privacy)
- [Terms](https://launch.leaguebrain.com/terms)

## What LeagueBrain does

- **Collaborative Scheduling** — Coaches propose game matchups within league-defined rules; opponents confirm; admins review exceptions; officials, families, and public schedules update everywhere automatically.
- **Team Portals** — Self-serve coach interface for payments, requirements, scheduling, and score reporting.
- **Customizable Standings** — Real-time standings with configurable tiebreakers.
- **Public Schedules** — Live league schedules that update for families and officials when games change.
- **Score Reporting** — Coaches submit scores; standings update; admins keep visibility.
- **Registration & Payments** — Team registration with fee tracking, waivers, and team requirements.

## Customers

- Greater Hudson Valley Baseball League (GHVBL)
- Greater Hudson Valley Softball League
- Yonkers Sports Federation
- Tri-County Basketball League
- Nutmeg State Youth Baseball League
- Infantry Flag Football
- Dairyland Sports League

## Operating model

- **Pricing**: Quote-based per league. Schedule a call at https://launch.leaguebrain.com/chat to discuss.
- **Setup**: Typically 1–2 days. LeagueBrain configures the platform around the league's existing rules, scheduling structure, and approval flows.
- **Hosting**: Web-based, mobile-friendly. No app install required.
- **Founded**: March 2020.
- **Company**: League Brain, LLC.
- **Contact**: hello@leaguebrain.com

## Other resources

- [System Status](https://status.leaguebrain.com)
- [LeagueBrain App login](https://app.leaguebrain.com)
- [Public team directory](https://leaguebrain.com/competitors)