Who it's for · Village and district tournaments
Run your village or district tournament's auction
A gaon or district tournament runs on phones, cash and a loudspeaker. Take registrations on WhatsApp, hold the auction on a maidan or in a hall, and record the money the way it actually changes hands.
What this kind of league needs
Cash is a first-class payment
Record what each team pays as cash, UPI or bank transfer against what it owes, and issue receipts numbered in an unbroken series — so the committee can show every rupee.
Kabaddi and volleyball, not just cricket
Kabaddi squads register as raiders, defenders and all-rounders, and volleyball sides as setters, attackers, blockers and liberos — each with its own table.
Works on the phones people have
Everything runs in the phone's browser. Nobody installs an app, and a phone that drops off the network rejoins the auction exactly where the room is.
A season, start to finish
- Share the registration link on WhatsApp; players register on their own phones.
- Set each team's purse and squad size, and the base price for players.
- Run the auction with the board on a TV or projector, or just on the owners' phones.
- Record each team's payments in cash or UPI and hand over numbered receipts.
The sports these leagues play
Each sport registers players in its own roles and keeps its own table.
Questions organizers ask
Can we record cash payments from teams?
Yes. Collections are recorded as cash, UPI or bank transfer against each team's dues, and every receipt is numbered in one unbroken series.
Do we need a projector?
No. It helps for the crowd, but owners bid from their own phones and can follow the auction there.
Can players register without a smartphone app?
Yes. The registration form opens in any phone browser from the link — there is nothing to install.
Step-by-step guides: setting up a season, running the registration desk and recording the money.