Live match centre
Goals, cards and updates posted from the touchline, landing on phones in seconds — for the supporters who couldn't make it.
HomeEndHQ gives your football club its own app on the App Store and Google Play — your name, your badge, your colours. News, live scores, squads, sponsors and push notifications. We build it, submit it and maintain it. Your committee never touches a developer console.
Built for non-league and grassroots clubs in England. Your club keeps its own App Store account — and everything in it.
The walkthrough: a member opens the app, follows the score live, and reads a report that went up before they'd left the ground.
Silent walkthrough, 55 seconds — captions carry it. Two clubs, one product.
Most clubs are spread across a Facebook page, a WhatsApp group and a website nobody updates. This pulls it together.
Goals, cards and updates posted from the touchline, landing on phones in seconds — for the supporters who couldn't make it.
Match reports, photos and announcements. Post once and every member has it, without fighting an algorithm.
Every side from the first team to the under-8s, with player profiles parents actually want to look at.
What's on, where it is, and where the club sits in the league.
Sponsor banners and a local business directory — a new place to sell that your sponsors can actually be shown.
Kick-off, goals, results and club news. Parents can follow only the teams they care about.
Apple requires a club's app to be published by the club itself. So the account is yours — and we do the work inside it.
We check the club is a registered legal entity — a limited company, CIO, charity or CASC — and agree colours, sections and pricing.
The club enrols as an organisation, once, on a guided call with us. We're added as Admin. After that you never log in again.
Your badge, your colours, your sections, your squads. You see it on a real phone before anyone else does.
App Store and Google Play submission, updates, and every OS change handled for you. You post news; we keep it running.
A setup fee and a monthly fee. If your members subscribe for exclusive content, that income is the club's — we don't take a cut of it.
Prices exclude VAT where applicable. The club's Apple Developer enrolment fee is included in the setup fee. Google Play's one-off registration fee is included too. Optional member subscriptions for exclusive in-app content are set by the club — Apple or Google take their standard cut and the club keeps the rest. Real-world membership subs and match fees are not sold through the app; those stay with your existing arrangements.
Things worth knowing now rather than three weeks in.
Apple only accepts organisation accounts from registered bodies — a company limited by guarantee, a CIO, a charity or a CASC. Unincorporated clubs can't enrol yet, so we can't take them on.
The app is published under your club's name, on your club's account. If you ever walk away, the listing and its members stay with the club.
The founding places are limited on purpose — small enough that each club gets proper attention while the product beds in.
That covers your Apple enrolment, the build, store review and getting your committee comfortable with posting. We'll give you a date, not a guess.
Tell us your club, your league and whether you're a registered entity. We'll come back with a straight answer on fit, price and timing.