Why we made it

Every youth and amateur team has someone who types the fixtures into a template each season, then again when the league moves a game. It takes an evening, and a single slip, a wrong date or a home game marked away, sends a family to the wrong pitch. School and club graphics services exist, but they are priced for organisations with budgets, not for a volunteer with a fixture list and a team badge.

We built Fixturefold to do that one job well. It reads the list as the league gives it, shows how every line was read, refuses to guess at anything unclear, and lays the season out by a fixed rule so the text stays readable however many games there are.

What it does

It reads pasted spreadsheet rows, CSV files and plain lines; asks once whether dates are written day or month first; sorts the season and flags copies; and makes a PDF poster in 3 styles on A4, Letter or A3, a 1080 by 1350 season image and square and story graphics for each game, in your colours with your badge. The rules are written out on how it works, and the guides cover the checks a volunteer makes before printing.

How it treats your data

Everything happens in your browser. The fixture list and the badge are never uploaded, there is no account, and the files you make go straight to your own downloads. Your team is saved in this browser so the next update takes a minute, and a backup file keeps a copy you control.

On your phone

After one visit the maker works with no connection. On an iPhone or iPad, open the site in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Other browsers that offer it show Install Fixturefold in the menu.

What it is not

Contact

Questions, and reports of a line that was read wrongly, go to [email protected]. Include the line as you pasted it, with any private details removed.

Fixturefold is not affiliated with any league, club, governing body or graphics vendor.