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About FiveO – Rugby Match Management

FiveO is a simple, powerful match-day app built for grassroots rugby. Designed for teams, coaches and match-day organisers, FiveO keeps everything in one place — so you can focus on the game, not the admin. Match Day, Made Clear • Accurate match timer • Simple scoring control • Easy substitution management • Clear, distraction-free interface After full time, review your match summary and export key details for records or sharing. No spreadsheets. No paper notes. No unnecessary complexity. Built for Grassroots Rugby FiveO works across youth, colts and senior grassroots fixtures — whether it’s a league game, friendly or development match. It’s a calm, reliable way to stay in control on match day. Focus on the rugby. FiveO handles the rest.

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated March 12, 2026

• Added option to rate FiveO on the App Store • Small UI improvements • Performance enhancements

App privacy

The developer, Mark Gould, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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