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Everything you need to get the most out of SeasonKeeper. Looking for step-by-step guides with screenshots? Check out the Tutorials. If you can't find what you're looking for, email [email protected] and a real person (hi, it's Tara) will respond.
Quick Navigation
- 1. Getting Started
- 2. Importing Calendars
- 3. Adding Kids & Activities
- 4. Inviting Caretakers
- 5. The Schedule View
- 6. Creating & Editing Events
- 7. Multiple Family Members Per Event
- 8. Conflict Detection & Reports
- 9. Departure Times & Travel Rules
- 10. Tasks & Reminders
- 11. Meal Planning & Tournament Food
- 12. The Voice + Text Assistant
- 13. Kid Profiles & Independence
- 14. Team App Quick Links
- 15. Offline Mode
- 16. Subscriptions & Billing
- 17. Privacy & Account Deletion
- 18. Frequently Asked Questions
1. Getting Started
When you first open SeasonKeeper, you'll be walked through 8 onboarding steps:
- Welcome — A quick intro to SeasonKeeper.
- Create Account — Email + password (no third-party logins required).
- Add Co-Admin (Pro) — Optionally add a second parent who can view and add to the schedule.
- Add Kids — Add each child with their name, birthday, and photo.
- Pets — Add pets so you get travel reminders for whole-family trips.
- Caretakers — Invite grandparents, babysitters, and helpers (free for them).
- Tour — Walk through the four main tabs.
- Assistant — Try out the AI assistant.
2. Importing Calendars
SeasonKeeper imports schedules from any team app or service that publishes an iCal feed:
- TeamSnap
- GameChanger
- Sports Connect / SportsEngine
- BAND
- Google Calendar (shared calendars)
- Apple Calendar
- Any school/league site that offers an iCal subscription
How to find the iCal URL
In most team apps, look for a button that says "Subscribe to Calendar" or "Export Schedule." It usually gives you a URL that starts with webcal:// or https://. Copy that URL.
How to import
- Open the menu (top-left) and tap Connected Calendars
- Tap Import Calendar
- Paste the URL, name the calendar (e.g. "Sophia's Soccer"), and assign it to a kid
- Tap Import — your events will appear instantly
3. Adding Kids & Activities
From the Family tab, tap Add Child. Each kid can have:
- Multiple sports (Soccer, Baseball, Track, etc.)
- Multiple teams per sport (Club + Rec)
- An arrival buffer (how early they like to arrive)
- Snack and dietary preferences
- School info (drop-off and pickup times)
4. Inviting Caretakers
Caretakers are anyone who helps with the kids — grandparents, babysitters, coaches, carpool parents. Caretaker access is completely free — they don't need a SeasonKeeper subscription.
From the Family tab, tap Invite Caretaker:
- Enter their name and role (Grandma, Babysitter, etc.)
- Enter their email — they get an invite link
- Set their permissions (which kids they see, what they can do)
- They accept the invite and instantly see the schedule
You can revoke caretaker access at any time from the Family tab.
5. The Schedule View
The Schedule tab has three views:
- Day — One day at a time, with tasks, events, and meals all in one place
- Week — Seven days at a glance, perfect for planning the week ahead
- Month — Big-picture view of everything coming up
Use the filter chips at the top to show only certain kids, sports, or caretakers. Tap the eye icon to hide events you've marked as not attending.
6. Creating & Editing Events
Tap the + button anywhere to add an event. You have three ways to create one:
- Type It In — Manual form for full control
- From Screenshot — Take a photo of a schedule and SeasonKeeper extracts events
- Tell the Assistant — Just say or type what you want
Tap any event to see its full detail page where you can edit time, location, notes, uniform color, attendance, and add quick links.
7. Multiple Family Members Per Event
Events aren't always tied to just one kid. SeasonKeeper lets you add multiple family members to a single event:
- Primary attendee — The main athlete (e.g. Olivia at her soccer practice)
- Tagging along — Siblings who come along (e.g. Sophia tagging along to watch)
- Parents — Mark Mom or Dad as attending too
Family events that aren't tied to any sport (dinner out, school events, vacations) can have everyone added without a primary athlete.
To add attendees, tap an event → tap the + in the "Who's Going" section → select people.
8. Conflict Detection & Reports
SeasonKeeper automatically flags scheduling conflicts when two events overlap and one parent can't be in two places at once.
After importing a calendar, you'll see a single Conflict Report showing all overlaps in one place — grouped by date. Tap any conflict to mark attendance and resolve it.
9. Departure Times & Travel Rules
SeasonKeeper calculates real drive times for every event using Apple Maps, then adds your family's get-ready buffer. You'll see a notification when it's time to leave.
Travel Rules
Save extra time for routes you know are tricky:
- Highway interchange that's always backed up at 4pm Thursdays
- School pickup zone that needs 10 extra minutes
- Construction detour you know about
Travel rules apply automatically when an event matches the route and time window.
10. Tasks & Reminders
Add tasks from the Home tab or any Day view. Tasks can be:
- One-off — Just for today
- Recurring — Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly
- Assigned — To a specific kid, parent, or caretaker
Incomplete tasks automatically roll over to the next day so nothing falls through the cracks.
11. Meal Planning & Tournament Food
The Meals section helps you plan dinners and tournament food:
- Meal Plan — Plan dinners for the week. Drag meals between days.
- Meal Bank — Save your family's go-to recipes for quick meal planning.
- Saved Restaurants — Save go-to restaurants for tournament weekends. Each family member can have their usual order saved.
- Dining Out Flow — Pick a restaurant, pick the location, assign who's eating what, send the order to whoever's picking up.
12. The Voice + Text Assistant
The Assistant tab has a microphone and a text input. You can either speak or type your command.
Things you can say or type:
- "Move Saturday's soccer game to 3pm"
- "Cancel Wednesday's practice"
- "Add a task to pack the soccer bag tonight"
- "Give me a rundown of today"
- "What's on my schedule this weekend?"
- "Generate a packing list for tomorrow's tournament"
Voice audio is processed entirely on your iPhone using Apple's on-device speech recognition. Audio never leaves your phone.
13. Kid Profiles & Building Independence
Each kid gets their own view, accessible by entering a parent-set PIN. Kids can:
- See their schedule (today, this week)
- Check off their own packing list
- Set personal goals
- Log Personal Records (PRs) with photos
- Daily check-in: how they're feeling, what they're worried about, what they want to talk about
SeasonKeeper helps kids build executive function and ownership of their own sports life. Parents can see daily check-ins from the Kids menu.
14. Team App Quick Links
Add quick links from each team to the app you actually use for that team — TeamSnap, GameChanger, BAND, or any other. From an event detail, tap any quick link to jump straight into that app to RSVP, send a message, or check the lineup.
15. Offline Mode
SeasonKeeper works without internet. When you're offline:
- Your last synced schedule, tasks, meals, and notifications are still visible
- An "Offline" banner appears at the top so you know you're not seeing fresh data
- The Assistant requires internet — it'll let you know if you're offline
- Any changes you make will sync when you reconnect
16. Subscriptions & Billing
SeasonKeeper offers a 14-day free trial (1 month for founding family beta testers) with full access. After that:
- Base — $12.99/month or $129.99/year
- Pro — $19.99/month or $199.99/year (includes unlimited voice commands and AI features)
- Founding Family — $9.99/month or $99/year (Pro features, locked in for life as long as subscription stays active)
Subscriptions are billed through Apple's App Store. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple ID settings.
17. Privacy & Account Deletion
SeasonKeeper is COPPA compliant. We don't collect data from children directly — only parents create accounts and manage all family data.
To delete your account, go to Settings → Account → Delete Account. This permanently removes all your family's data from our servers within 30 days.
Read our full Privacy Policy.
18. Frequently Asked Questions
Can my kids use SeasonKeeper?
Yes, kids can access their own profile view via a parent-set PIN, but they cannot create their own accounts. Only parents (18+) can sign up.
Do caretakers need to pay?
No. Caretaker access is completely free. They install SeasonKeeper, accept your invite, and see the schedule for free.
What happens if I cancel my subscription?
Your account enters read-only mode. You can still see all your data but can't add, edit, or use voice/AI features. Your data stays safe for 30 days.
Does SeasonKeeper sell my data?
No. Never. We don't run ads, we don't share data with advertisers, and we don't sell anything to anyone. You're the customer, not the product.
What if I import a wrong calendar?
Go to Connected Calendars, find the source, and remove it. All events from that calendar will be cleaned up.
Can I share my schedule with someone outside SeasonKeeper?
Yes. Tap the share button on any schedule view to generate a public read-only link you can text or email.
Does SeasonKeeper work on Android?
Not yet. SeasonKeeper is iOS-only for now. Android is on the roadmap.
How do I get help if something isn't working?
Email [email protected]. A real person (Tara, the founder) will respond.