Every referee.
Every field.
Live.

JAReferee is the platform a referee program runs on. The referee gets their whole day on one screen. The venue gets a board that flags what needs a person. The program gets a coaching loop that lands the same night, and numbers it never had. These are real screens, live every weekend in Colorado.

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Built on real Saturdays with the Colorado Soccer Association referee program.

The Hub on a phone: 18 minutes to kickoff, a red Check in button, the coaching note from last weekend

ONE TAP CHECK-IN●A LIVE VENUE BOARD●FEEDBACK THE SAME NIGHT●EN ESPAÑOL TAMBIÉN●FIELD MAPS AT THE GATE●THE LAWS IN YOUR POCKET●FITNESS TESTS ON ONE SHEET●REFEREES FIRST● ONE TAP CHECK-IN●A LIVE VENUE BOARD●FEEDBACK THE SAME NIGHT●EN ESPAÑOL TAMBIÉN●FIELD MAPS AT THE GATE●THE LAWS IN YOUR POCKET●FITNESS TESTS ON ONE SHEET●REFEREES FIRST●

Not mock-ups. Saturdays.

Every screen below is the product as it runs, shown with sample data. Swipe through a game day the way the people on the grass see it.

Your day: 18 minutes to kickoff, check in, running late, the coaching note — **Your day**18 minutes out, the referee already has the field, the crew, the countdown and a red button that says Check in.

Command Center board: venues, games, checked in count, needs attention list with a running late referee and an open help call — **The board**It watches every game at the venue and shows the coordinator the few that need a person: not checked in, running late, a help call.

Coaching screen: formal evaluations assigned to you, your block today, your availability — **Coaching**A referee coach writes the note at the field. The program reviews it, and the referee reads it the same night.

The Evaluator in daylight mode: score, half clock, foul buttons with team colors and direction — **The Evaluator**Formal evaluations with a live clock, score and foul log. A daylight mode built for a sideline in full sun.

Field map of Aurora Sports Park with numbered fields and referee HQ marked — **Field maps**A QR sign at the gate opens every field at the venue, with Referee HQ marked and live game status per field.

The Library: using the Hub, the Laws, game day procedures, career, contacts — **The Library**The Laws of the Game in plain words, the program guide and every league's rules. Opens once, then works offline.

The same Your day screen in Spanish — **En español**Every screen, every note, every rule page. One tap switches the whole thing, and it stays that way.

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One Saturday, start to finish.

This is the order it happens, and who sees what.

6:50

The referee opens Your day

Games synced from the assigning platform overnight. Countdown, field, crew, the rules for that league, and a map to the venue. In Spanish if that is what they chose.

7:14

One tap to check in

No QR hunt, no clipboard. The name turns green on the board. Not checked in turns gold 30 minutes before kickoff and red at 15.

7:40

Running late, with an answer

The referee taps Running late and a time. The coordinator acknowledges from the board, and the gap stays under Needs attention until it is covered.

10:30

A coach watches and writes

The coach's phone shows every game at the venue. One note per referee, written in the moment, reviewed by the program before release.

7:52 pm

The note lands the same night

On the referee's phone, on their card, in their language. The program sees it was read. Next weekend's coach builds on it.

Youth soccer is growing. Referee rosters can too.

Most programs lose a referee before anyone notices they were drifting. The whole platform is aimed at one moment: a first-year referee gets a thoughtful note from a coach in October, feels seen, and signs up again in March.

1 tapfrom the parking lot to checked in, and a board that already knows

Same nightfrom a coach's note at the field to the referee reading it at home

15 seasonsof registration history on one screen: who is new, who returned, who you are about to lose

Screens and figures on this page use sample data.

Three weeks to your first live Saturday.

Colorado was the first. The next state starts from everything it taught us.

Week 1

Your people

Export your referees from the US Soccer Learning Center. Names, licenses, clearances and contacts load into a database under your own account. Minors are handled under your protection rules from day one.

Week 2

Your games

Connect your assigning platform. Games sync automatically, every group, weeks ahead. Referee names are matched to people once and remembered.

Week 3

Your weekend

Coordinators, coaches and reviewers get their unlocks. Pick one venue for the first Saturday. By Sunday night you have your first coverage numbers.

See it with your own games.

Thirty minutes on a call. Bring a weekend's schedule and we will show you what the board and the referee's phone would have looked like.

State programsStatewide: every referee, every venue, the full State view for your SRA.
Tournaments and leaguesA deployment for the event: check-in, the board, rules on every referee's phone, payroll at the end.
Referee coachesAn individual seat: write notes, run formal evaluations, build a record of who you have seen.

What it costs is a conversation, not a rate card. States pick the tools they want; tournaments pay by the event; coaches by the seat. Your data stays yours, in a database under your account.