WhatsApp worked. Sparta solves it.
It's not that WhatsApp is bad. It was just never designed to coordinate sport. Sparta was.
| Feature | Sparta | |
|---|---|---|
| Create an event with time and location | ❌ Text in the chat | ✅ 30 seconds |
| Confirm attendance | ❌ 'yes' / 'can't make it' in the group | ✅ One tap, live list |
| Know who's coming before leaving | ❌ Count messages manually | ✅ Automatic counter |
| Live location during the activity | ❌ 'Where are you?' every 5 minutes | ✅ Integrated live map |
| Automatic reminders | ❌ You have to send them yourself | ✅ Automatic notifications |
| Recurring sessions | ❌ Repost the event every week | ✅ Repeats automatically |
| Capacity management | ❌ Impossible without chaos | ✅ Cap + waitlist |
| Attendance history | ❌ Lost in the chat | ✅ Full dashboard |
| Phone number privacy | ❌ Everyone sees your number | ✅ Profiles with no personal data |
| Metrics for the organiser | ❌ None | ✅ Distance, attendance, activity |
When should you still use WhatsApp?
For spontaneous outings with the same 2-3 close friends. When there's no organiser role, everyone knows each other, and logistics are minimal. For that, WhatsApp is perfect.
When is Sparta the answer?
- You run a club and want it to grow
- You organise events for your company's employees
- You manage groups of 5+ people with different levels
- You want people to find you without you adding them
- You need to know who's coming before confirming the session
Make the switch
Next event without the group.
Download Sparta and create your first session. No forms, no groups, no chaos.