Most cricket clubs run on a spreadsheet, a WhatsApp group, a paper scorebook and one exhausted volunteer. Grovr is a cricket club management app that replaces the whole stack: publish the season’s fixtures, collect availability with a tap, pick your XI, score the match ball-by-ball, stream it live, and settle the match fees — all from a phone, all free.
Village grounds don’t have signal, so Grovr’s cricket scoring is offline-first: every ball is saved on the scorer’s device and syncs when coverage returns. Runs, extras, wickets, retirements, undo across overs — the full scorecard builds live, and spectators anywhere follow it in real time the moment the connection allows.
Point a phone at the pitch and Grovr streams to YouTube with the score, overs and batter details burned into the picture — the sort of overlay that usually needs a paid scoreboard camera. Family who can’t make it watch a proper broadcast, not a shaky silent video.
Players answer once, captains see the whole picture: who’s in for Saturday, who hasn’t replied, and a training-night series where regulars set a usual answer that carries forward automatically. Lock availability when you’ve got enough, pick the XI, and the team sheet goes out in the app.
League club on Play-Cricket? Grovr imports your fixtures straight from the Play-Cricket API — no retyping the season. Fixtures land in the calendar with availability collection ready to go.
Fees allocated per game and per player, expenses claimed with receipts, balances per member and a period summary. No more chasing tenners across three chat threads.
It covers the whole season in one app: publish fixtures (or import from Play-Cricket), collect availability with one tap, pick the XI, score ball-by-ball offline, stream with a live scoreboard, and allocate match fees per game and per player.
Yes — scoring is offline-first. Every ball is stored on the device and syncs automatically when coverage returns.
Yes — Grovr imports your club’s fixtures from the Play-Cricket API so the season doesn’t need retyping.
Yes — free for clubs and players on both the App Store and Google Play.
Free on iOS and Android. Create your club in two minutes, share the invite link, and the season runs itself.
It also scores eight more sports — football, netball, badminton, tennis, squash, table tennis, pickleball and padel — if your club plays more than cricket.