FH Match Centre
Alpha testing now on Android and Wear OS

Umpire from your wrist. The match writes itself.

FH Match Centre runs the clock, cards and suspensions on your watch, then turns every match into a ready-made record on your phone. Next, published results for clubs.

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The timing page on a Wear OS watch: period, clock, score and a Stop button

On the pitch

Built for the umpire, not the scorer

Everything you need during a match, on the watch you already wear. Nothing you don't.

A match clock you can trust

Quarters or halves, any length, with breaks. Counts up or down, and keeps perfect time through stoppages, a flat screen or a restart.

Start and stop with a button

Press the watch's side button to stop and restart the clock, without looking. Works on Galaxy Watch 4 and later.

Cards and suspensions

Green, yellow and red cards with the player's number. Suspension timers pause when the clock does, and buzz when time's served.

Feel what's happening

Distinct vibrations for one minute left, time up, a suspension ending and the end of a break.

No signal needed

Everything works offline at the ground. The match moves to your phone by itself when the watch is next in reach.

The paperwork, done

Goals, corners, strokes and shootouts become a one-page match report, a spreadsheet or a backup, straight from your phone.

How it works

Watch, phone, website

  1. 01

    Umpire on the watch

    Start the match, record goals, cards and corners in a couple of taps. The clock never stops being accurate.

  2. 02

    Check it on your phone

    The finished match arrives on your phone. Fix any mistakes, add the umpires, and export the report.

  3. 03

    Publish it

    Coming in the beta: publish the result for players and clubs, and share it by link or QR code.

Roadmap

Where it's going

Tested with umpires at every step, from a small alpha to a public release.

  1. Foundations

    Done
    • One match format shared by the watch, phone, server and website
    • Wear OS umpiring app, working fully offline
    • Phone app to review, correct and export matches
    • Server and website, ready for the beta

  2. Alpha

    Now
    • Real matches with invited umpires on Android and Wear OS
    • Watch screens refined to feel like the tools umpires already know
    • Match reports as PDF, spreadsheets and backups, straight from the phone

  3. Beta

    Next
    • Accounts, uploads and published results on the website
    • Share a match by link or QR code; club dashboards
    • Apple Watch and iPhone apps
    • Wider testing on Google Play and TestFlight

  4. Public release

    Later
    • On Google Play and the App Store for every umpire and club

Download

Get the app

Each stage opens to more people. Join now, or check back as the next one opens.

Alpha

Open now

The watch and phone apps on their own: umpire on a Wear OS watch, review and export matches on your Android phone. Nothing leaves your phone unless you send it.

Who: Invited umpires. Ask to join, then use the Google Play link on your phone with the same Google account, or install the APKs directly.

Android and Wear OSComing soon Phone app (APK)0.2.0 106MB Watch app (APK)0.2.0 4MB
How to install the APKs

Install both from here, or both from Google Play, not one of each: the watch only talks to a phone app from the same place. To switch, uninstall both first.

Phone

  1. On your Android phone, tap Phone app (APK).
  2. Open the downloaded file. If asked, allow your browser to install apps.

Watch

A watch can't download apps from a web page, so the watch app goes on from a computer:

  1. On the watch: Settings → About watch → Software information → tap Software version five times to turn on developer options. In Developer options, turn on ADB debugging and Wireless debugging (Debug over Wi-Fi on older watches). Keep the watch on the same Wi-Fi as the computer.
  2. On a computer with Android platform tools, download Watch app (APK). On newer watches, tap Pair new device under Wireless debugging and run adb pair <address> <code> with what it shows. Then run adb connect <address> with the address shown under Wireless debugging (accept the prompt on the watch), and adb install <the APK file>.
  3. Turn ADB debugging off again afterwards: it uses battery.

Beta

Adds your account, uploads and the website: publish results, share a link or QR code, and let clubs see their matches. Adds Apple Watch and iPhone.

Who: A wider group of umpires and clubs.

Android and Wear OSComing sooniPhone and Apple WatchComing soon

Public release

Everything from the beta, for everyone.

Who: Anyone.

Google PlayComing soonApp StoreComing soon

Needs a Wear OS 3 watch or later (Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and newer, Google Pixel Watch) with an Android phone. Apple Watch arrives in the beta.