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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.
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.