Shared club structure
Teams, people, seasons, content and sponsors are useful across many sports.
Built for sportFootball foundations.
Football foundations.
A multi-sport future.
ConX Club has grown from detailed football-club requirements while being shaped so the connected platform can evolve for other team sports rather than being locked permanently to one game.
Current foundationDetailed football
Detailed football
club requirements first.
The current platform direction includes football-specific needs such as team structures, player positions, fixtures, results, competition tables, player statistics, line-ups, goals, assists, cards and season history.
FootballRugbyRugby LeagueBasketballNetballHockeyCricketMore to follow
Shared platform, sport-specific detailKeep the common foundation.
Keep the common foundation.
Adapt the sporting layer.
Many club needs are shared across sports: teams, staff, members, fixtures, results, news, sponsors and communication. The sport-specific layer can then change how match data and statistics work.
Sport-specific match data
Scoring, events and performance records can be adapted to the rules of each sport.
Branded public websites
The website layer can stay centred on the club regardless of the sport being played.
Expandable architecture
The roadmap is to add sports deliberately rather than pretending every workflow is identical.
Football in practiceA live football implementation
A live football implementation
already shows the model.
Litherland Athletic FC's website shows ConX Club-powered football information in a public club setting, including teams, results, tables, leaderboards and player records.
See the live exampleFOUNDATION SPORTFootball
Detailed match and player data provides the first deep sporting implementation.
Multi-sport roadmap