RackEmApp DocumentationIn order to use RackEmApp you need to Register. You need to register using an email address and create a password. This should be a personal account to you and not a shared one, as your registration will include access to your own player profile. But don’t worry, you can invite more of your committee […]
Every league needs to run some form of basic content which Teams and Players need to be able to access. This could be your league rules, your league constitution, bylaws, about your committee, an FAQ page… Any number of different reasons. RackEmApp provides a basic content management system to allow you to operate pages like […]
One of the more administratively difficult parts of running a pool league is handling cash. Whether its team registrations or competition entries, having to handle that cash, issue a receipt and bank and account for it makes being a treasurer a chore. Not to mention that society is moving more and more towards being cashless […]
When we set out to build RackEmApp, it was with the view that a player could own their own profile, and reuse that profile in any other league that also uses RackEmApp. One of the challenges with this approach is how do you identify a player? How many John Smiths are there in pool leagues […]
The end of the season is always ane xciting time in pool leagues. Who’s going to win the league? Who is going up? Who is in a relegation dogfight? The live scoring and easy interactivity in RackEmApp adds a new element of fun to the end of season shenanegans, and we love to see it. […]
Running a pool league isn’t easy. In fact, its quite difficult! In most cases committees are volunteer led, by a few dedicated people putting in a lot of effort just to make pool night happen. And a lot goes into that which many captain’s and players sometimes don’t appreciate. One of those areas is the […]