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Site mapEvery page and every section of SnackRoster
A plain index of the whole site, including the sections of the home page, so you can jump straight to the part you came for.
Main pages
- HomeThe product, the pricing and the request form, all on one page.
- About the authorJimenez Julien on why SnackRoster exists and what he is accountable for.
- Site mapThe page you are reading, an index of everything published here.
- Legal noticePublisher identification, hosting details, intellectual property and liability.
- Privacy policyEvery form field we receive, how long we keep it and how to have it deleted.
- Terms of serviceSubscription terms, cancellation, data ownership and governing law.
- Request receivedThe confirmation page shown after the contact form is sent.
- Page not foundThe signpost shown when a link points at something that has moved.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- How SnackRoster Compares to the Tools Team Parents Already UseEvery team parent inherits a tool from last season, so here is where SnackRoster sits next to the products youth soccer, baseball and basketball families already have on their phones.
- SnackRoster vs TeamSnapTeamSnap is built for teams that want one hub for roster, schedule and messaging, while SnackRoster is built for the parent whose only job is getting snack, carpool and duty turns assigned and remembered.
- SnackRoster vs SignUpGeniusSignUpGenius suits a coordinator who wants volunteers to claim open slots across many kinds of events, while SnackRoster suits a team parent who has to assign a fair season of snack, carpool and field duty to the same twelve families.
- SnackRoster vs SportsEngineSportsEngine is aimed at the board running registration, league schedules and a club presence, while SnackRoster is aimed at the team parent who got a roster of twelve names and now owns snack, carpool and Saturday field duty.
- Free Calculators for Team Parents and CoachesRun the numbers before the parent meeting so you can say what a season of snack and field duty really costs each family in dollars and in Saturday mornings.
- Snack Rotation Cost CalculatorFind out what a full season of snack turns really costs each family before you promise anyone it is just a bag of oranges.
- Duty Shift Coverage PlannerTurn the duty block your club handed you into the number of shifts and Saturday hours each family on your roster actually owes.
- Resources for Running the SeasonThe calculators, checklists and comparisons we built for the volunteer who ended up holding the roster, the snack list and the Saturday duty block.
- Team Parent Season Setup ChecklistEverything the volunteer running snack, carpool and duty has to settle before the first practice, and the checks that keep the rotation alive through week three.
Sections of the home page
- Duty week, as it actually goesWhat the snack, carpool and field job lists cost a team in hours and dollars.
- How it worksThe four steps from a roster and a schedule to a published season grid.
- FeaturesThe rotation engine, allergy flags, carpool seats, job board, swaps and reminders.
- Season resultsCoverage, manager hours and chat volume measured across 1,842 rosters.
- Manager storiesThree named volunteers in Texas, Michigan and Washington on what changed.
- PricingOne Team, Club and League plans, billed monthly with no per family fee.
- FAQCost, setup time, data handling, schedule imports, cancellation and the spreadsheet question.
- Request a demoThe form that reaches the publication director directly.
Sideline Duty, the magazine
- Sideline Duty, the magazine indexAll nine reported pieces on running a youth soccer, baseball or basketball season.
- How to Run a Team Snack Rotation That Works With Food AllergiesA snack schedule built around the nine major allergens, and how to keep it running past week three.
- Background Checks and SafeSport Training for Volunteer CoachesWhat federal law, the national governing bodies and your state each require before an adult runs a practice.
- Pitch Counts and Required Rest Days, by Age, for Youth BaseballDaily pitch limits and mandatory rest days by league age, and who keeps the official count.
- Stop Play Checklist: Lightning, Heat and Head Injury CallsThresholds for lightning, heat and head injury, who may stop a game, and what a return to play requires.
- Rec League or Club Travel Team: What Actually Changes at HomeTryouts, fees, travel, coaching and volunteer duty compared across the rec and club models.
- Carpool Mistakes Youth Teams Make, and the Fixes That StickThe insurance, consent and scheduling errors that break team carpools, and the fixes that last a season.
- A Saturday on Field Duty at a Twelve Field Soccer ComplexA morning with the volunteers who set up, marshal and tear down a twelve field Saturday.
- The Youth Referee Shortage: Why Your Game Time Keeps MovingWhy officials are scarce, what it does to your game time, and what leagues are trying instead.
- How One Rec League Made Duty Shifts Stick With a Refundable BondHow one league used a refundable duty bond to fill concession and field shifts, and what refund day looked like.
Contact and profiles
- Email SnackRosterDemo requests, billing questions and privacy requests go to the same inbox.
- jimenezjulien.comThe author's personal site and index of published projects.
- X profileRelease notes and short product updates.
- LinkedIn profileProfessional background of the publication director.
- Facebook pageCompany updates from MLJ, SASU.
- Instagram profilePhotographs from the fields and gyms where the product gets used.