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One Team.
One shared view of
what’s next.
Create a Team for sports, activities, programs, work, or family life. Share the events and preparation that help everyone participate.

A shared schedule people can
actually see and use.
First Then Next® Teams bring event photographs, times, preparation, trusted people, and permitted information into one familiar visual structure. A Community can bring a wider group together; a Team gives a focused group its own shared plans and participation.
From game day to family day.
A Team is a focused place for the people, events, and information that belong together.

Field and team sports
- Soccer
- Football
- Lacrosse
- Little League

Individual and
small-group sports
- Golf
- Tennis
- Bowling

Inclusive Sports
- Training
- Meets
- Travel
- Celebrations

Family Teams
- Skiing
- Vacations
- Activities
- Gatherings
Preparation, practice, game day, and celebration.
Team events can show where to go, when to arrive, who is involved, what to bring, and what comes afterward.





Invite someone
Make one invitation clear
and specific.
Invite the people who belong at a particular practice, game, dinner, class, party, or outing without making the invitation feel like access to everything.
Choose the event
Start with the exact event someone should see.
Choose the people
Select the permitted teammates, relatives, coaches, or guests.
Send the invitation
Give everyone the same visual details for that moment.
The right role for each teammate.
Team organizers
Create the Team, coordinate the calendar, and keep shared information useful and current.
Members and participants
See the schedule, prepare for events, and participate with the information they are permitted to use.
Coaches, families, and supporters
Contribute appropriate event details, preparation, encouragement, and updates.
A family can be a
Team, too.
A family Team can bring together the people and plans for travel, recreation, appointments, celebrations, routines, or a multigenerational day together.
- Pack equipment and share preparation details
- Coordinate departure times, transportation, and meeting places
- Invite relatives to only the events that involve them
- Keep photographs, notes, and reminders connected to the plan

Bring your Team into one clear visual
plan.
Tell us about the people, practices, events, and moments you want to coordinate.