Footsy has been created as a marketplace for everything a social footballer would want. A team manager or captain can manage his team by inputting his players’ name and the players can further customize their personal profile by adding more details about themselves. When a team registers for a league, the team manager can add match statistics pertaining to the match and the team can keep track of team statistics and players will have their own statistics to take note of during the course of the league. The team manager or captain would also be able to communicate directly with his team-mates through a chat function in the app. Team captains or managers can also communicate directly with other team captains or managers.
An interesting feature is that of the e-wallet each team would possess. All the players would have their own e-wallets and they can contribute directly to the team e-wallet, making it cashless and for the team manager/captain, it will reduce the hassle of having to chase for payment from the players on the day itself or having to top up additionally to compensate for those that pay lesser on the day or don’t pay. Using the e-wallet, a team can use the money to pay for league match fees or for booking of futsal pitches.
There is a feature available for all users to book futsal pitches provided by various facility providers and they would be able to see which slots are available and which are not as it is at the facility provider’s platform. Think of it as an Agoda for social footballers looking to book a futsal pitch. You can book it at any time, anywhere at your convenience. There would also be a feature for team captains, managers, league operators and especially referees to input in match details and scores “live” at the matches as it happens. Team managers or captains can input the starting squad at the start of the match and then as the match takes place, they can easily identify players that scored, assisted or got carded. They would be able to reflect substitutions too.
Finally, league operators will have a feature available to them to be able to generate league fixtures, input match results, and statistics and basically manage and host their league information on the platform for the easy viewing of league participants. Non-league participants would also be able to view league information without the disclosure of certain personal information pertaining to the team captains and managers as well as players. League operators would also be able to use this platform to market for their new league seasons or any new league ventures.
