Free rugby union team app for clubs

In your sport's words

Made for rugby union, not borrowed from another sport

Every screen, reminder and match-day card uses your sport's own words, and scores are kept the way your sport keeps them.

Start: Kick-off
Where you play: Pitch
Your players: Squad
Who scored: Try scorers
Played in: Halves
Level score: Draw

Rugby union: Points with optional tries, conversions and kicks; RFU, WRU and IRFU age-grade rules respected.
Touch rugby: Touchdowns and try scorers for touch teams.
Tag rugby: Tag festivals and games, with no scores kept where the rules say so.

Formats: 4-a-side tag (U7), 6-a-side (U8), 7-a-side (U9) / sevens, 8-a-side (U10), 9-a-side (U11), 12-a-side (U12), 13-a-side (U13), 15-a-side (U14 and older).

Why clubs choose Squono

Less admin for rugby union volunteers

It speaks rugby

Try scorers, not goalscorers. Record the final score, or break it down into tries, conversions, penalty goals and drop goals.

Age-grade rules built in

In England, results for U7–U11 aren't published and league tables start at U15. In Wales, mini rugby keeps no scores, so score entry is switched off. In Ireland, U12 and younger play festivals only.

Formats for every age

From 4-a-side tag at U7 to 15-a-side from U14, plus sevens.

Help with the half-game rule

The RFU requires every player in the match-day squad to play at least half the available time. Switch on playing-time tracking to keep an eye on minutes across the season.

Festivals and tournaments, free

Run a festival or tournament with as many teams as you like, with schedules across your pitches and live updates for families – no account needed to follow.

Touch and tag teams too

Touch teams record touchdowns, and tag festivals follow the same no-score rules as mini rugby where they apply.

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Youth rules

Results for younger age groups, handled for you

Set the club's nation and each team's age group, and Squono applies the governing body's rules on keeping and publishing results. Where we couldn't confirm a rule, results for U11 and younger stay inside the team to be safe.

Rugby union: what Squono does with youth results in each nation
Nation	U11 and younger	U13	Why
England	U11 and youngerScores can be recorded, but stay inside the team	U13Scores can be recorded, but stay inside the team	RFU rules: U7–U11 rugby is about involvement, not the score – results aren't published and there are no league tables. Source
Wales	U11 and youngerNo scores kept – score entry is switched off	U13No restriction	WRU rules: mini rugby (U7–U11) is played as festivals with no winners and no scores kept. Source
Ireland	U11 and youngerScores can be recorded, but stay inside the team	U13No restriction	IRFU policy: no competitions at U12 and younger – festivals only, so results aren't published. Source
Scotland	U11 and youngerScores can be recorded, but stay inside the team	U13No restriction	Results for U11 and younger stay private to the team. We couldn't confirm a governing-body rule for this sport, so Squono keeps them private to be safe.

Adult teams have no restrictions. Read our guide to youth results rules

Youth and junior teams

Parents answer for all their children at once, see the match-day squad and the meet time, and pay subs from a link. Chat is for adults only, and age-grade results stay inside the team where the rules say so.

Squono for youth teams

Adult teams

Players answer for themselves, selection for the 1st XV and 2nd XV is clear, and match fees and subs go to the club by bank transfer for free.

Squono for adult teams

Safeguarding

The right contacts for your sport and nation

When someone needs to raise a concern, Squono shows your club's own welfare officer first, then your governing body's route, then the national helplines.

England: RFU – safeguarding (Club Safeguarding Officer)
Wales: WRU – safeguarding (Club Safeguarding Officer)
Ireland: IRFU – safeguarding (Club Safeguarding Officer)
Scotland: Scottish Rugby – safeguarding (Child Protection Officer)

Squono Pro

Filming rugby

Mount the camera higher than you would for football – rucks, mauls and scrums hide the ball from low angles.
Set up on the halfway line and keep both try lines and in-goal areas in shot so tries can be seen.
Longer halves and breaks mean longer recordings: bring a spare battery or power bank.

Match video is private to your team, and families can opt their child out of filming. For guidance on photos and filming, see NSPCC CPSU: photography and filming in sport.

Match video with Squono Pro Filming youth matches: consent and opt-outs

The rules we follow

Rugby union facts, with sources

RFU: league rugby and published league tables start at U15; every player in the match-day squad plays at least half the available time. (RFU Regulation 15: age grade rugby)
WRU: all mini age groups (U7–U11) are run as festivals only, with no outright winners and no scores kept. (WRU rules and regulations U7s–U16s)
IRFU: no competitions (leagues, cups or blitzes with finals) at U12 and younger – festivals only. (IRFU Policies for Age Grade Rugby 2025-26 (club-hosted copy))
Scottish Rugby: mini rugby scores one point per try up to U12. (Scottish Rugby Age Grade Law Variations)

Sources

Official pages and documents, checked 29 September 2026. Rules change – check the source for the latest.

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