About Team Archive

Match footage disappears

Match videos from school clubs and community teams usually end up on YouTube or social media. But what piles up there is view counts and likes — not a team's history.

A few years on, nobody even remembers who posted the video. Accounts get deleted, platforms change their rules, and the record scatters.

Team Archive is a place to gather those records as something the team owns, all in one spot.

It doesn't have to be complete

You don't need to record every match. Keep the one where you forgot the opponent's name, keep the video with a fuzzy date — keep it anyway.

Imperfect records, piled up over time, are what bring "the team back then" into focus. That's what Team Archive is for.

It's the team's story

Nothing is tied to a personal account. There's no single "owner" — anyone who knows the team code can add to the record.

What a graduated senior left behind sits on the same page as this year's matches. That's the whole design.

This isn't social media

No likes, no comments, no notification badges, no rankings. Team Archive is a quiet tool for building up a team's history.

For looking back, ten years from now

Today's match becomes "back then," ten years from now.

That's why Team Archive exists.