The best Heja alternative for whole clubs

Heja is a genuinely good app — if you run one team. It's free, the chat and scheduling are clean, RSVPs are simple, and there's even a player webshop for fundraising. The trouble starts when "one team" turns into a club.

Where Heja stops: it's built around a single team

Heja does one team well, and that's exactly the limit. Add a second squad, a juniors section, a committee, a canteen roster and central billing, and you're back to juggling apps and spreadsheets. That's not a knock on Heja — it's designed for a team, and a club is a harder problem.

What a whole-club alternative adds

ClubApp keeps everything Heja does well — team chat, scheduling and availability — and puts it inside a platform that runs the entire club:

• Every team under one member list, not one app per team
• Availability that flows into attendance (GPS or QR check-in) and into selection — pick sides and publish them
• Membership and digital cards
• An online shop with pickup, delivery and preorders
• Event ticketing, fundraising and online auctions
• Sponsorship, volunteer rosters, and a wallet with payments

Built for families, not just adults with phones

Junior sport is most of community sport. A parent and a young player can share one account — both RSVP, both get reminders — or a child can have their own sign-in with a guardian attached, and you choose whether a guardian joins the team chat.

Your club's brand, not a template

ClubApp carries your club's name, logo and colours across every screen — from the join page to the shop — instead of looking like every other team on the same free app.

So should you switch?

If you'll only ever run one team, Heja is perfectly fine. If you're running a club — multiple teams, juniors, members, money and volunteers — you'll outgrow a single-team app quickly. It's easier to start where you're heading than to migrate mid-season.