Sports & Recreation
Kliv is an AI app builder. Describe your club’s scoring, averages, subs, match fees, fixtures, selection, and teas rota, and it builds the app.
Just enter your idea into the text box and AI will build it for you
Kliv isn’t a sports-club template — it’s an AI that builds software for you.
You describe the app you need in plain words, and Kliv builds it: the data, the scoring screens, member records, payments, public pages, and rules. What you get is a real web app that’s yours. You can use your own domain, run payments on your own Stripe account where needed, and change it later by asking. It isn’t a template.
On this page, that app is a cricket club system for scoring, stats, subs, selection, and rota work. Kliv builds all kinds of web apps; this is one example.
A club can run on devotion and still lose track of important facts: the scorebook goes home in a kit bag, availability disappears in chat, and match-fee memory disagrees with the treasurer’s spreadsheet.
Cricket is already structured data. Every delivery can be a row. Kliv builds the club app around that: scoring, averages, subs, match fees, fixtures, selection, and the teas rota in one app on the club’s own domain.
Five kinds of record connect the pitch to the club office.
An innings is deliveries: runs, extras, wicket, and how it fell. Totals are the sum of what was entered, over by over.
Batting and bowling averages are queries over delivery records. A 4-for-23 can cite its overs and match.
The $120 annual sub can be a Stripe subscription in the club’s own account. The $7.50 match fee can land on the member record when they are selected.
Members flag availability on the fixture. The committee picks from those flags, and Thursday’s XI posts to everyone at once.
The rota records names and dates, rotates on schedule, and sends reminders without the secretary composing them each time.
Here’s how one cricket club might use a management and scorekeeping app built with Kliv. It’s only an example — you would describe your own teams, scoring rules, fees, fixtures, selection process, and rota.
The fixture against Marsh Lane goes up in February. By Thursday of match week, fourteen players have marked available, eleven are picked, and the teas rota reminder goes out.
From a phone on the boundary, the scorer enters dot, two, wide, wicket. The live page updates with each entry so family can follow from another country.
After the match, a question about whether Imran has ever taken five wickets is answered with the season, opponent, and figures attached.
Imran’s annual sub renewal fails while he is away. Retries run, the reminder email carries a fix-it link, and he pays before selection becomes an issue.
The treasurer reports subs collected, fees outstanding, and the teas ledger from date-range queries instead of reconciling photos of scorebooks and spreadsheets.
Kliv builds from your description, so the more detail you give, the closer the first version. Include scoring, stats, fees, roles, fixtures, selection, and public pages. Here are three examples:
Scoring, averages, subs, fees, availability, and selection.
“Build a cricket club app for our two-XI amateur club. Include ball-by-ball scoring, batting and bowling averages computed from deliveries, $120 annual subs, $7.50 match fees, availability flags on fixtures, Thursday selection posts, and a teas rota with reminders.”
Confirmed results, tables, and club squads.
“Build a weekend cricket league site for 6 clubs. Both scorers should confirm a result, tables should compute from confirmed matches, each club should manage its own squad, and public fixtures and results should run on the league domain.”
Parents, nets bookings, coach notes, and term fees.
“Build a junior cricket academy app with parent accounts, nets session bookings, coach notes per player, term fees paid online, and junior score histories visible to parents and coaches.”
Membership is the quiet engine of a club like this. Winter nets bookings can check the subscription record, and a member’s fees page can show their own ledger. The treasurer can see the full picture.
The public side can work without a login: live scoreboard, fixtures, and last season’s averages. Family can follow from a link, and prospective players can see that the club is active.
Thursday’s selection email can send at 20:00 from the club’s own address, assembled from the picks.
Under the whites, this is a membership organization with fielding positions. Kliv for membership covers tiers, gates, and grace periods.
Kliv is an AI that builds custom web apps from a description. For cricket, it builds scoring screens, member records, stats, fixtures, fees, selection, public pages, and rota reminders.
A real app. It is built around your club rules, teams, fees, roles, scoring needs, selection process, and public pages.
Yes. Ask for a new stat, selection rule, fee, role, or public page, and Kliv updates the app.
The scoring page is a web app built for small entries from a phone, and a patchy connection can catch up between overs. If signal truly dies, the innings can be entered afterwards.
Yes. A parent account can book nets and pay term fees for a player, a junior can see their own scores, and coach notes can stay with coaches.
Yes. The result exists when the last wicket is entered, so you can send a link or export the innings in the league’s required shape.
Yes. The scoreboard can be public on the club’s domain. Accounts are for members, fees, selection, and private records.
No. Payments run on your own Stripe account. Card processing fees are between you and Stripe.
No. Members pay by card. The Stripe account is the club’s.
Yes. The public scoreboard, fixtures, results, and member app can run on your own domain.
Yes. The code syncs to your own Git repository, and club records can be exported.
Yes. Public pages can be prerendered and readable to crawlers, with a sitemap generated for them.
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