Organizing
Quick create: Play it again, templates and game defaults
Create games faster on Xsporty: reuse a past game with Play it again, save templates, set game defaults and duplicate a game.
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If you run the same game every week, you shouldn't have to type it in every week. Xsporty remembers how you organize.
Play it again
Tap + → Game. If you've organized in the last six months, the Start a game sheet opens with Play it again: one row per game you run — "Soccer · Every Tuesday", with the time, court, spots and price. Tap Use and the form is filled in; the date jumps to the next Tuesday. Change anything you like and tap Create game.
Play it again copies the description, photo, payment links and co-admins. It doesn't copy invitations or held spots — linked groups are invited again automatically.
Templates
Have a setup you reuse — "Friday futsal, 10 spots, $8"? Open a game, tap its menu and choose Save as template. Name it, and from then on it appears under Saved templates on the Start a game sheet. Templates keep the sport, court, weekday, time, length, spots, price, photo, description and settings. Long-press a template to delete it; the app keeps your 20 newest.
Game defaults
Open your profile, tap the gear icon and choose Game defaults. Everything here fills in every new game you create:
- Smart prefill: Copy my last game reuses the court, time, spots and price of your last game of the same sport. Name games for me generates the "Volleyball · Sun 6:00 PM" style names.
- Basics: your main sport, home court, usual start and length, free or paid with a default price, and whether you play in your own games.
- Spots by sport.
- Game settings: reminders, reserve list, who can join and groups, level and ages.
In the create form, every More options section also has Save these as my defaults.
Duplicate a game
From a game's menu, Duplicate Event opens the full form prefilled from that game, including its tags and co-admins. Use it when you want a copy on a specific date rather than the next weekday.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Play it again and a template?
Play it again reuses a real past game and picks the next matching weekday for you. A template is a saved setup you name, with no date attached.
Does editing defaults change my existing games?
No. Defaults apply to new games only.
Why isn't the sheet showing?
The Start a game sheet appears once you have at least one past game or template. Otherwise the form opens directly with your defaults.
Still need help?
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