A dozen courts, back-to-back games and umpires from junior badges to A-level — netball is exactly the world Time, Umpire! was built around. Collect availability, fill the grid and get the day's roster onto every umpire's phone.
Most rostering tools were built for a single field with one official. Netball isn't that. A busy centre can have twelve courts running at once, umpires working three or four games in a day, and a development pathway that runs from first-year juniors up to badged A-level umpires. Time, Umpire! started life as a netball allocation grid, so that shape is native — courts across the top, timeslots down the side, and every umpire slotted where they're available and accredited.
When the round is built, it goes straight to the app. Umpires confirm their games in a tap, get reminders before they're due on court, and can see their whole day at a glance — so nobody's chasing a paper sheet pinned to the scorer's table.
Unlimited courts and timeslots on one grid — build a whole day of netball without a spreadsheet in sight.
It's not only umpires — add scorers, timekeepers or any additional role your day needs, and roster them the same way.
Record accreditation and umpire levels so a badged umpire lands on the top-grade game and juniors get graded appropriately.
Allocate supervisors per timeslot and mentors to developing umpires — the coaching side of a netball day, built in.
Guardian accounts let parents manage an under-18 umpire's login and chat, so your youngest officials are on board safely.
Umpires mark availability for the round and confirm allocated games in the app — you roster from what's real.
Push the roster and announcements to phones, and run group chat instead of the club Facebook page.
Yes. The grid is courts across the top and timeslots down the side, so a centre running a dozen courts at once is exactly what it was built for — no limit on courts or timeslots.
Yes. Record accreditation and umpire levels against each umpire, then allocate the right badge to the right grade of game.
Yes. Guardian accounts let a parent manage an under-18 umpire's login and chat access, and mentors can be allocated to support them on the day.
Yes. Umpires can be allocated across multiple timeslots and courts, and they see their whole day's roster in the free app.
Start a free trial or book a live walkthrough — we'll set up the grid with your courts and grades.